The phrase "associated governments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to governments that are connected or linked in some way, often in the context of treaties, alliances, or partnerships.
Example: "The conference was attended by representatives from the associated governments to discuss regional security issues."
Alternatives: "partner governments" or "affiliated governments".
Norman King, the executive director of the San Bernardino Associated Governments, a regional planning group, began the ceremony by noting that the cars parked on the freeway today were just a prelude to the traffic jams that were sure to follow.
The San Bernardino-Redlands Passenger Rail Corridor, a 9 mile eastward rail extension from San Bernardino to Redlands and Mentone, is planned by the San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG).
He could, for instance, bid for just the bits he wants — Chrysler's factories, parts of the dealer network and associated government aid.
Berlusconi used his outsider status to advantage with voters, who had come to associate government with treachery.
The Shah identified Cyrus as a key figure in government ideology and associated his government with the Achaemenids.
With so many Americans out of work the government's tax-base decreases -- and the government is cutting costs associated with government programs to help the poor.
Mr. Bunting and Ms. Brandon are among a growing number of artists who are harnessing technologies associated with governments and corporations to challenge the status quo.
Despite the long history and tradition associated with governments funding creative endeavors -- people are not entitled to art.
Thus, the lesser costs associated with government hospitals and the possibility of incentives for delivering at government hospitals did not diminish preference for and perceptions of better care and outcomes at private hospitals.
Private practice during this period promises significant financial incentives, particularly in contrast to low government salaries, but lacks the job security and prestige that are still associated with government practice.
