The phrase "associates completed a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing tasks or projects that associates have finished or accomplished.
Example: "The associates completed a comprehensive report on market trends."
Alternatives: "team members finished a" or "staff accomplished a".
Bribing is the ultimate demotivating strategy because any kid who associates completing homework with a new DS game or an allowance increase learns to do the activity for material gain rather than internal gratification, or for greater understanding.
Among those unprotected (n = 934), education, alcohol use, regular exercise, having health insurance, and regular check-ups were associated with having completed a series of HBV vaccinations (Table 4).
Fourth, while we did not find dual language background to predict ECEC utilization, it is notable that the barriers associated with completing a comprehensive postal questionnaire in Norwegian may have been an obstacle for recruiting non-western immigrants in MoBa.
The evaluation matrix highlights the problems associated with completing a task such as controlling the opening position of a holding mechanism within the GI tract.
Honourariums were provided to cover expenses (e.g., taxis, buses, gas, parking) and time associated with completing a 3-day food record and attending the office interview (about 180 minutes total).
Mrs. Polisi, who is about to begin her third year at Columbia Law School, completed a summer associate internship in July in the New York law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.
To determine the prevalence of follow-up and factors associated with completing an eye examination after a glaucoma public service announcement.
As a way to keep their costs down while holding on to promising associates, many offered the graduates the chance to take up to a year off before starting as associates, complete with a stipend of $60,000 to $75,000.
Živković completed an associate's degree in economics from the Belgrade College of Economics in 1983.
He added that Mr. Dawkins had completed an associate's degree in nursing while in the Navy, and that he had been preparing to take a test to become a registered nurse when he was arrested.
