The phrase "associated company" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company that is related or connected to another company, usually through shared ownership or business interests. Example: "The company's profits were boosted by the success of its associated companies in the Asian market."
In 1969 he and Karel Shook founded Dance Theatre of Harlem, an integrated school, whose associated company made its debut in 1971 in New York City.
But then Scope, a specialist rating agency, downgraded another fund, KanAm US-grundinvest, because of an investigation in America into the Mills Corporation, an associated company.
But an online search of court records in New York did not turn up any filings under Mr. Bernstein's name or that of Burritoville or Burritoville Services, an associated company.
The EIA report goes on to detail instances of illegal land clearing, logging and corporate coercion by PT HIP and associated company PT Inti Kebun Sejahtera (PT IKS), both associated with KLI.
In comparison with the population of innovative companies, however, there is greater heterogeneity among foreign subsidiaries, i.e. they are not more likely to introduce 'real' innovations if they cannot utilize knowledge transfer from an associated company.
The Russia segment includes power and heat generation and sales in Russia, is also includes mainly the Russian subsidiary OAO Fortum and the shareholding in ht associated company TGC-1.
The main sponsor was Shore Capital, a Mayfair boutique investment bank led by Howard Shore, who has donated £450,000 to the Conservatives personally and through associated companies.
Countries – These entities have associated companies, and also have objectives.
How the ripples will shake associated companies such as Kmart can only be guessed.
These activities are carried out through its subsidiary, joint venture and associated companies.
UOL Group Limited (UOL) is engaged in investments in properties, subsidiaries, associated companies, listed and unlisted securities and property development.
