The phrase "associated institutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations or entities that are connected or linked in some way, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The research was conducted in collaboration with several associated institutions, enhancing the credibility of the findings."
Alternatives: "affiliated organizations" or "connected entities".
Our argument is that Europeans adopted very different colonization policies in different colonies, with different associated institutions.
Most religiously associated institutions seek to operate in conformity with their religious tenets". Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, 216 N.L.R.B., at 250.
In terms of finding these archives, The National Archives website hosts a resource called ARCHON, which acts as a directory to all archives and associated institutions within the UK.
Competing continuation applications need to describe how the existing center facilitated a leading role in environmental health at its home and associated institutions and should document the outcomes and impact of the core center on research efforts during the preceding funding period.
The phone number's owner or associated institutions may have posted the number on a personal or corporate website.
Associated institutions are the University of King's College, Mount St. Vincent University, and the Nova Scotia Technical College.
In the past 18 months, many of the leaders associated with institutions such as the Rand Corp., the Center for New American Security, the Asia Society, the Urban Institute and several other think tanks have stepped down or announced plans to do so.
They called themselves "neo-evangelicals"—later just "evangelicals"—and were most strongly associated with institutions like the National Association of Evangelicals, Christianity Today magazine (a newsmagazine for the evangelical population), and evangelist Billy Graham.
We are honoured to be associated with institutions and individuals that worked together to enable Karolina's life, albeit much too short, to be remembered and celebrated.
The treaty spurred the development of associate institutions, including the Caribbean Development Bank and the Organization of East Caribbean States, both of which promote economic growth and cooperation.
An equally small proportion, 3 respondents from research institutions and 3 from associate institutions (1.6%), felt that neither should be taught as valid science.
