The phrase "association code of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of rules or guidelines that govern the behavior of members within an organization or association.
Example: "All members are required to adhere to the association code of conduct to maintain a professional and respectful environment."
Alternatives: "organizational code of conduct" or "association guidelines".
Blackwater pulled out of the IPOA before its review found the company violated the association's code of conduct and wounded the company's brand even more.
In "The Economist's Oath: On the Need for and Content of Professional Economic Ethics," to be published in January, Mr. DeMartino describes concerns dating to the 1920s about the influence of business on economic research, and cites multiple calls within the association for a code of conduct — all of which have been rebuffed.
The European wind association does not have a code of conduct for developers, though Mr. Kjaer, the chief executive, said it would have no trouble operating with one.
PhRMA, the American industry's trade association, has introduced a new code of conduct for corporate largesse.
The United States is expected to urge the association to strengthen an existing code of conduct on the South China Sea, probably over China's objections.
That happened in November, when the farmworkers' group, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, and the Florida Tomato Growers Exchange, a trade association, completed details of a code of conduct that included not only the wage improvement but also guarantees of increased workplace protections — like minimum-wage guarantees and a zero tolerance policy on forced and child labor — for the laborers.
Mrs. Clinton received support from Indonesia's foreign minister, Marty Natalegawa, who has scrambled in recent weeks to forge a unified position among the association's members to create a code of conduct intended to avert clashes over the various claims.
Scotland's managers and coaches association want the SFA draw up a code of conduct to protect bosses from trigger-happy chairman.
The association provides training and education, publishes a code of conduct and hosts awards and events.
The watchdog has asked professional associations and regulators to draw up a code of conduct.
