The phrase "associated student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a student who is part of a specific organization or group, often in an academic context.
Example: "The associated student government is responsible for representing the interests of the student body."
Alternatives: "student member" or "student affiliate".
Your associated student government officers work to create an interactive, fun and welcoming environment for students and community members on the LCC campus.
In a new study, New York Fed researchers said Wednesday that younger workers with student debt are less likely than their unburdened peers to have home mortgages or auto loans -- the first time that has been observed in at least 10 years and a worrying development for policymakers who have traditionally associated student debt with college education and higher incomes.
New York Fed researchers said last month that younger workers with student debt are less likely than their unburdened peers to have home mortgages or auto loans -- the first time that has been observed in at least 10 years and a worrying development for government officials who have long associated student debt with college education and better-paying jobs.
Last week, New York Fed researchers said that younger workers with student debt are less likely than their unburdened peers to have home mortgages or auto loans -- the first time that has been observed in at least 10 years and a worrying development for government officials who have long associated student debt with college education and better-paying jobs.
Above and beyond this basic structural problem, however, recent changes in higher education – principally the implementation of the new fees regime in 2012 and the associated student protests – have put the question of university access firmly back in the political spotlight.
The authors identify key barriers that undermine primary care recruitment, such as the growing cost of health training and associated student debt combined with concerns about primary care compensation.
