The phrase "associate company" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company that is affiliated or connected with another company, often in a business context.
Example: "Our associate company has agreed to collaborate on the new project, bringing additional resources and expertise."
Alternatives: "affiliated company" or "partner company".
In 1982 Dunlop sold a large portion of its European tire operations to Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Inc., of Japan an associate company and former Dunlop subsidiary.
The first UK performance will be in September at Sadler's Wells in London, which has made Acosta Danza an international associate company.
He envisaged the airline as a sister or associate company to Ryanair that would offer airfares starting at 10 euros before taxes and fees.
Various venues ENB marks its first season as associate company of Sadler's Wells with a bill of works by three very different 20th-century choreographers.
It is not known whether the late entry will compete at the warm-up regatta being staged in Portsmouth in May and organised by an associate company of the British challenger, Sir Ben Ainslie's BAR.
Carlos Ghosn, who is chief executive of Renault and its associate company, Nissan, said on French television that it was not technical but business secrets that seemed to have been sold.
Given this concentration of work by British and associate companies, there are fewer standout foreign guests.
The company said it employed 117,852 staff, excluding those in associate companies of which WPP owns less than 50%.
There will be double the rehearsal room and the studio space at the back of the building will be used by associate companies and to develop new theatre-makers.
In a complex restructuring plan, the Malaysian conglomerate Diversified Resources will make a general offer for shares it does not already own in three listed associate companies: Gadek; Gadek Capital, the 58 percent-owned financial arm of Gadek; and Hicom.
Burgmann Dichtungswerke GmbH & Co now has more than 60 subsidiaries, joint ventures, and associate companies worldwide.
