The phrase "associated parties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, business, or formal contexts to refer to individuals or groups that have a connection or relationship with one another.
Example: "The contract outlines the responsibilities of all associated parties involved in the project."
Alternatives: "related parties" or "connected parties".
Learning about crucial journalism issues at the White House Correspondents Dinner and associated parties can feel like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
This editorial and the opinions expressed within it are entirely my own, and are not affiliated with, nor belong to, my employer or other associated parties.
As people are intrinsically affected by local climate, it is important to describe climatic variations on regional to local scales in order to provide information to government authorities and associated parties to assist urban planning and design for adaptation measures in the future.
Unless some unforeseen and backdoor pact happens between Netflix and certain associated parties (Disney), Luke Cage will be as dead as Kanye's black card.
World Unknown, and their associated parties, which include Hart's Body Hammer nights, are throwbacks to a time when partying was about escapism rather than six quid beers and toilet cubicle tweets.
But Helloween and their management decided to approach EMI behind their label's back with an attempted alleviation of the middleman, who sued the living shit out of the band and associated parties with 16 different lawsuits.
Upon receiving criteria for parties of interest from a requestor terminal and authorization from respective parties, the central controller releases to the requester party associated with the parties.
The invitation from Chrysler was a surprise in itself: I don't own one, and I had associated these parties only with luxury-car makers.
I took a picture of him, and he asked me after would I please not print it, because he didn't want to be associated with parties".
There are serious risks associated with parties in unlicensed locations: In 1990, a fire killed 87 people inside an illegal New York club.
We find strong support for the claim that decentralization raises questions of identity on the one hand and efficiency and redistribution on the other, since the core ideological dimensions of political contestation are clearly associated with parties' positions on decentralization.
