The phrase "associated entities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to organizations, individuals, or groups that are connected or related in some way.
Example: "The report highlights the collaboration between the associated entities in the project."
Alternatives: "related organizations" or "connected parties".
The most recent financial controller of the Queensland Liberal National party associated entities has not responded to emails or calls.
The reviews of the Queensland Liberal National party associated entities have revealed: A series of significant errors were made by the Altum Property Trust that led to major discrepancies, including failing to acknowledge a loan of almost $3m used to purpose a property in its 2010-2011 return.
The committee has been asked to assess the extent of donations and contributions "from foreign sources, persons, entities and foreign-owned subsidiaries to political parties, associated entities and other third parties and entities undertaking campaign activities" – and present options to regulate these contributions.
PTCL count for approximately 10% of all NHL in Europe and North America, 1– 3 but present with a higher incidence in East Asia and the Carib-bean, especially with respect to Epstein-Barr virus and human T-cell leukemia virus type-I associated entities.
Associated entities aside, federal Labor does more than is required by law in its declarations, reporting the identities of donors over $1,000 to the AEC, though state branches and John Curtin House Ltd do not do so.
Put simply, 2 neural units encoding associated entities increase their synaptic connections to encode the learned associative strength of the stimuli.
"Both before and after this change in accounting responsibilities associated entity disclosure returns were being lodged".
Following a 2009 ban on property developers giving political donations, Watson told the inquiry that Nicolaou, the head of the Liberals' fundraising arm, began directing developers' donations through a Liberal associated entity, the Free Enterprise Foundation.
British banks had £14.1bn outstanding in loans to BVI and associated offshore entities at the end of 2009, according to UK Treasury figures.
"We do not wish to be associated with entities that believe otherwise".
Wild speculation is often made about the sums controlled by the Karmapa Charitable Trust and associated legal entities, but these estimates are largely guesswork.
