The phrase "associates would have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing hypothetical situations or conditions involving associates in the past or future.
Example: "If the project had been approved, associates would have been assigned to various tasks immediately."
Alternatives: "associates might have" or "associates could have".
Unemployment oscillated between a high of 2.1% and a low of 1.2% - figures that Keynes and his associates would have thought inconceivably low.
The Big Dig hadn't started in 1970, but if it had, Eddie and his associates would have been bitching about that, too.
These green team members — which would include sales associates — would have a strong understanding of how to convey important messaging to customers as well as what customers are asking about, the team suggested.
Had Mr. Zambada, the cartel's new boss, made this decision independently, other clans — or even his own associates — would have been ready to use his son's cooperation to remove him from power.
In the mid-80s, when Stone and his associates would have been putting together the cast and the finance to make Wall Street, massive bonuses were still comparatively rare.
It is unclear what effect the departure of Mr. Case and his two associates would have on the board, except perhaps to make it easier to consider spinning off their former business, AOL, or removing it from the company's name.
There's no good reason it has to be located in lower Manhattan, and without the assurance that FEMA would help it get on its feet, the industry and its associated would have more incentive to move to higher ground.
If the assassin had not poisoned the drink, her associate would have spiked the drink with an even deadlier elixir (70% chance of death).
"In our scenario, associates are already starting where packages are – they're probably leaving work and going home anyway – and our routing algorithm is designed to minimize the incremental time and distance that an associate would have to spend driving to make these deliveries," he says.
To this day, he tells associates he would have won with another week.
As those public kindergartens were either fully funded or partially sponsored by the government and its associates, parents would have to pay a nominal tuition fee.
