The phrase "associates at work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to colleagues or coworkers in a professional setting.
Example: "I enjoy collaborating with my associates at work on various projects."
Alternatives: "colleagues in the workplace" or "coworkers on the job".
Not so Clary Lily Collinss), the film's redheaded heroine, who spies Jace and two associates at work in a crowded nightclub and is suitably alarmed.
"I did not want to be on it after junior associates at work whom I have to manage saw my stuff," he added.
Norm was loved and admired by a large circle of friends, associates at work, his customers, his fellow Jets fans, his golfing partners (and even his vanquished rivals) for his kindness, generosity, optimism, undying good spirits, and his sense of humor.
In a statement, a spokesperson for the company expressed "disappointment," telling Gizmodo, "The majority of the people participating in today's events are not Amazon associates because most Amazon associates are at work today sending out thousands of holiday packages for customers.
Two external factors were associated with at-work productivity loss: work instability and low job satisfaction.
Our multivariate model shows that the factors best associated with at-work productivity loss are drawn from all three domains.
Only a few studies have reported on factors associated with at-work productivity loss for workers with RA.
This decline indicates that the factors best associated with at-work productivity loss should be interpreted cautiously.
Using linear regression analyses, a multivariate model was built containing the combination of factors best associated with at-work productivity loss.
This study has two research questions: Which combination of personal, disease-related and environmental factors is best associated with at-work productivity loss in patients with RA?
Knowledge about factors associated with at-work productivity loss is needed to prevent both this loss and the possibility of leaving employment permanently in the future for patients with RA [ 12].
