The phrase "associate staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to employees or team members who hold a supportive or secondary role within an organization.
Example: "The associate staff played a crucial role in assisting the main team during the project."
Alternatives: "support staff" or "auxiliary staff".
He is also an associate staff member at Leeds Metropolitan University.
"Teachers have to be there contractually, but associate staff are there too, even though they don't have to come.
The paper's other lead author is Gregory Ciccarelli, an associate staff member at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory.
The bridegroom is an associate staff writer for the Web site of the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, where he covers economics.
Guy S. Eakin Bruce Lamb Clarksburg, Md., Jan . 14 2011 The writers are, respectively, vice president of scientific affairs at the American Health Assistance Foundation; and chairman of the Alzheimer's Breakthrough Ride and associate staff scientist at the Cleveland Clinic.
Earlier in her career, she served as Associate Staff to the Senate Appropriations Committee and developed funding strategies for development and foreign assistance programs.
"It helps our ability to match associate staffing to traffic levels".
The money from the program would be used to fund three full-time special investigators, one each for Northern, Central and Southern California, as well as associated staff.
The ECOHIS team obtained ratings of those items from health professionals (and associated staff and researchers) who were experienced in dealing with young children.
The aim of the present study was to establish the point prevalence of supplement use in UK-based British Army soldiers under training (SuTs) and associated staff.
QResearch includes clinical and demographic data from over 1000 general practices covering a population of >20 million patients, collected in the course of routine healthcare by general practitioners and associated staff.
