The phrase "association experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the experiences or interactions one has within a particular association or organization.
Example: "My association experience with the local charity has taught me valuable skills in community engagement."
Alternatives: "organizational experience" or "membership experience".
And Pat's organizational skills--amply demonstrated by her postdoc association experience--sparked the interest of a corporate recruiter who helped Pat find her current position in a large biotech company.
Meantime, the association experienced budget woes and struggled to get by.
During that time, the shopping park association experienced budget woes, and the group struggled to stay afloat.
Bhairavi Desai, executive director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, told Reuters the deal was a "historic betrayal" of drivers since IAM gave up they type of mandatory association experienced by traditional unions.
There needs to be a more coherent and perhaps blunt response to Government as housing associations experience the misery, disruption and social and economic waste on a daily basis.
Following the behavioral experiment, subjects were tested on their explicit knowledge of stimulus-action-outcome associations experienced during training.
The decline came even though the associations experienced good loan quality, strong capital ratios and an easing of pressure from rising interest rates.
In this amodal model of the brain, the brain 're-enacts' the processes and associations experienced during previous encounters of language, behaviour or sensations (Barsalou, 2008).
Also contributing to the epigenetic modeling of the self is the fact that imagination, ambition, and self-interest inevitably generate counter-associations — experiences of pain or indifference where one anticipated pleasure.
Experience with death was narrowly eliminated, possibly due to its association with experience with the use of ADs.
