The phrase "associate does" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an action performed by an associate, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The associate does not have the authority to make that decision."
Alternatives: "the associate performs" or "the associate carries out".
The arrival of a store in a typical county destroys about 180-270 retail jobs, they conclude, which suggests that each Wal-Mart associate does the job of 1.5-1.75 people at a rival.
The Associate doesn't get a name until halfway through, and even then it's rarely used.
The presence of excess electrons, as is the case when two or more vacancies associate, does not lead in general in these calculations to a barrierless complete reduction of the O2 molecule, a process which would produce a pair of oxide ions; this is explained considering the relative energies of the orbitals involved.
When I walk into J.Crew, the associate doesn't know that I spent thousands of dollars online," Gin Lane digital creative director Dan Kenger said.
Ostensibly, then, the other $41,060 (plus benefits) that the school spends is for other work the average associate does: Advising students, sitting on committees and completing research and writing projects.
'Associate' does not denote any specific binding or transformation event (26).
Mr. Arinsburg, 28, is an associate doing research at CNH Partners, a hedge fund in Greenwich, Conn.
Which staggeringly unlikely combo of multinational retail corporation and American state agreed to make it, because "Our associate didn't recognise what that image was"?
Simple Minds tries to make us associate "Don't You (Forget About Me)" with Jim Kerr dancing amid synthesizers and Victorian toys.
Another Davis associate doing business with Schonberg was Davis' son- in-law, Lindsay Rosenwald, 43, an M.D. turned financier.
The statement mentioned that an Ecuadorian associate did most of his shopping.
