The phrase "associate sponsor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to events, projects, or initiatives where a sponsor is involved, typically indicating a secondary or supporting sponsorship role.
Example: "We are pleased to announce that Company X will be our associate sponsor for the upcoming charity event."
Alternatives: "supporting sponsor" or "co-sponsor".
After an associate sponsor deal last year, U.P.S. has its own car, Robert Yates's No. 88 Ford Taurus with Dale Jarrett driving.
This year, Mazda was an associate sponsor of the London Triathlon, and next year it's focusing yet more energy into developing the sport.
I'll be asking Dean Noble if Circuit City, an associate sponsor with a natural fit for my cyber needs, might like to share its patch of Labonte's B-pillar.
Smirnoff Ice, made by Diageo but considered by Nascar to be a malt beverage, is an associate sponsor of a car driven by Matt Kenseth, Burton's teammate and the defending series champion.
Gordon will race the No. 24 Pepsi-DuPont car at Talladega Superspeedway on April 22 and in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona Beach on July 7. Pepsi-Cola had sponsored Gordon's car in the Busch series and was an associate sponsor of the DuPont Chevrolet in the Winston Cup, Nascar's top series.
The company will remain with the team as an associate sponsor.
She signed associate sponsors, and her longstanding sponsors have kicked in extra funds.
The 200,000 spectators at Daytona (an estimated 167,000 in the stands, thousands more in the vast infield encampments), included many executives (some even in suits) of the hundreds of sponsors, associate sponsors and clients in this most commercialized of sports.
After lawmakers appeared at the day-long 2012 Credit Suisse/McAleese and Associates-sponsored Pentagon Conference, 11 senior Defense civilian and military officials paraded to the podium.
An important commercial benefit of sports sponsorship is that it associates sponsors products with healthy positive images, something that is particularly important for products that pose risks to health [ 6, 7].
Understand the special procedures and requirements associated with sponsored accounts.
