The phrase "association groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to groups that are formed based on a common interest or purpose, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The conference will feature several association groups that focus on various aspects of industry collaboration."
Alternatives: "affiliation groups" or "networking groups".
X2 tests at individual loci and the multilocus probability tests using genotypic data of 71 ST lines identified 19 FGUs, including 14 loci of excess introgression and 5 perfect association groups or AGs (groups of unlinked but perfectly associated loci in the selected ST ILs) based on a threshold of P<0.0001 (Table S14).
During the two years it took for the play to be developed, Murray met families and carers through Down's Syndrome Association groups in Bristol and Sussex.
"It allows association groups to write health care plans across jurisdictional boundaries to the benefit not only of the small-business owner, but to the benefit of those who work for small businesses," Mr. Bush said.
Consider the set of association groups and each group is defined by (4).
To address this knowledge and information gap, Professor Chien proposes "collective, self-help-based solutions such as joint defense efforts and industry association groups".
Now with our things, and their stories, we can leverage Thing Association Groups (or TAGs because you can never have enough of abbreviations in your pile of acronyms) to reduce the aforementioned language barrier between people and technology.
When an object fails in tracking due to the collision, it loses all associated identifications regardless of status such as a single association, group association, and incomplete group association.
But their plan was something that Golden Rule calls an association group policy.
Traditional earthquake detection workflow includes phase picking (identifying impulsive arrivals of seismic phases) and phase association (grouping these phases into an individual event)7.
The aim was to develop elemental judgment distinguishing form, colour, separation and association, grouping, matching, and so on.
These relationships could be with a myriad of key people: vendors, advisors, internal staff, association group connectors, and more.
