The phrase "associate business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a business that is affiliated or connected with another entity, often in a partnership or collaborative manner.
Example: "Our company is looking to expand its reach by forming an associate business with local startups."
Alternatives: "partner business" or "affiliated business".
"We associate business success and wealth with powerful men".
For an answer, I phoned Kenneth K.Boyer, an associate business professor at Michigan State University who studies grocery-shopping habits.
Mrs. Hulick, 30, is the associate business director of the cardiovascular unit of Genzyme, the biotechnology company in Cambridge.
So how is it that America's least-educated are responsible for so much business creation, especially given that we might associate business acumen with more formal training?
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When he cashes out, his winnings are paid in Hong Kong dollars, which he can stash in a bank in Hong Kong or take farther afield".There are many ways to launder money, more than we can think of," says Davis Fong, an associate business professor at the University of Macau.
Another aspect of business rules that is not widely appreciated is that if rule types are very specific for the business they support, it becomes possible to associate business-specific metadata with rules.
Mentoring will be provided by Purple Shoots business lending in South Wales, a not-for-profit organisation which will process the loans and provide associated business support.
These thugs were used against the revolutionaries of Tahrir Square, with leaders of Mubarak's party and associated business people accused of hiring them.
By the account of most friends and associates, business became the most important thing in his life over the next 25 years.
The participants associated business with monetary terms; therefore, their answers were just based on the economic factor that allow them to expand their business.
