The phrase "associates working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who are employed in a collaborative or supportive role within an organization or team.
Example: "The associates working on the project have shown great dedication and teamwork."
Alternatives: "employees collaborating" or "staff members engaged".
This led to generations of junior associates working through the night in hopes of making partner and abusing the next crop.
After her divorce, Porter supported herself by addressing envelopes for two dollars and fifty cents a day and, following a brief second marriage to one of Koontz's business associates, working as a salesclerk at Neiman Marcus.
The Houston-based collective Otabenga Jones & Associates, working with the Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium, created a "temporary outdoor radio station" at the corner of Fulton Street and Malcolm X Boulevard.
By contrast, the trade center substation will be turned into a work of environmental art by James Carpenter Design Associates, working with the architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
Plus, PS Dept offers an awesome employment opportunity to sales associates working at struggling fashion retailers.
The whole model with many associates working for the partners is predicated on associates billing a lot of hours".
Partners and associates work in teams, avoiding the fiefs and silos of rival firms.
Horace Mann and his associates worked to further the cause of universal, nonsectarian education in the United States.
GBN's fashionable associates work essentially for nothing: their reward is to have access to the network and its publications.
He and half a dozen young associates work in a cramped, low-ceilinged space where everyone can see and talk to everyone else, argue, and share ideas.
With Ready Now, Sprint retail associates work with new or existing customers to explain, set up and demonstrate the features and applications of their new phone.
