The phrase "associate department" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a department that is affiliated with or connected to another department, often in an academic or organizational context.
Example: "The associate department of biology collaborates closely with the main department to enhance research opportunities."
Alternatives: "affiliated department" or "partner department".
She served as associate department head for the Department of Biology from 1999 to 2004.
As associate department head, Buongiorno will broadly focus on academic organization and oversight.
Newly appointed department head Evelyn Wang names Pierre Lermusiaux and Rohit Karnik as associate department heads.
Third, because the associate department head's principle role is to implement the program and serve as the primary mentor, her commitment is to provide flexible, timely access to faculty.
Prof Scott Manalis, a member of MIT's Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, will support Belcher as associate department head.
MIT Associate Professor Taylor Perron has been appointed associate department head for MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences.
It is highly recommended that the Highway Agency should issue a guideline for implementing asset management policy and also encourage associate departments to achieve asset management maturity level 3 so that ISO55000 certification can be achieved.
Each major also has a Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) who directs the advising activities of the associated department.
Instead, project approval and approval for staff participation was granted by the organisation executive and associated department directors who endorsed the project.
Your department(s) appears on your profile, and you see associated departments of anyone you look up in the directory.
Your department(s) will appear on your profile, and you will see associated departments of anyone you look up in the directory.
