The phrase "as being affiliated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a relationship or connection to an organization or group.
Example: "The committee recognized her contributions as being affiliated with several charitable organizations."
Alternatives: "as associated" or "as connected".
That is not a surprise given the authoritative voice afforded to Dr. Paul Auwaerter, who is identified in the article as being affiliated with Johns Hopkins University, but whose IDSA affiliation is not mentioned.
Following publication of this article (Ilukor et al. 2016), it has come to our attention that the affiliations were captured incorrectly and all authors were listed as being affiliated with Makerere University College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Kampala, Uganda.
The report also listed him as being affiliated with the Latin Lovers gang.
Like several others contacted, Smith said she often entered online sweepstakes including ones she described as being affiliated with Sony.
The Bachmans had not been wearing any clothing that identified them as being affiliated with the United States team, U.S.O.C. officials said.
One article described Phillips as being affiliated with VoterFraud.org but in reality he says he is the founder of VoteStand.com, supposedly an app that detects vote fraud.
com is the same source as, or is affiliated with, 1-800; and therefore clicks on the Lens.com ad to view the site.
Prof Katarzyna Wac is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and the leader of the Quality of Life technologies lab at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, as well as she is affiliated with Stanford University since 2013.
1.Duke University students, faculty, and staff can get a free copy to install on their own Windows computer as long as they are affiliated with Duke. 2. OIT computer labs on the Duke campus with computers running Windows.
The trend of having lower BMI at older ages is not unusual, even in western nations, as age is affiliated with physical parameters such as frailty [ 36], and mental conditions such as dementia [ 37], that are manifested by weight-loss.
MIX had not been used by any of the participants but the name was familiar to some as they were affiliated to the same institutions as the makers of the MIX software.
