The phrase "association movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social, political, or organizational movements that involve associations or groups working together for a common purpose.
Example: "The association movement has gained momentum in recent years, advocating for the rights of marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "collective movement" or "coalition movement".
Victor began his career in Local Authority Estate Management before joining the housing association movement.
The development of the research association movement, now taking place, owes much to his foresight, sympathy and advocacy.
The figures contradict Cameron's assertion at Wednesday's prime minister's questions that "the entire housing association movement" supported the policy.
This sense of constant threat has been used to legitimise the government's restrictions on freedom of speech, association, movement and the press.
Orr described the proposed deal as "a defining moment in our relationship with government", but there were mixed views within the housing association movement.
For the Thatcherite governments of the 1980s onwards, subsidies to the housing association movement and the enforced conversion of local authority housing into HA property were a way of undermining the socialist provision of council housing.
A contact who runs a government organisation - I can't say which - tells me he once had to satisfy a few non-executive directors, trained by the trade union and housing association movements to ask awkward questions.
In 1968 Lévesque merged his Mouvement Souveraineté-Association (Sovereignty-Association Movement)—which advocated Quebec sovereignty in a new kind of looser association of Canadian provinces with other separatist groups to form the Parti Québécois.
Such potentially overlapping identities provide the basis for participation in global civil society, in nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and in other transnational civil associations, movements, and agencies that create opportunities for political participation at the global level.
It reports that in Cuba in 2015/16, "severe restrictions on freedoms of expression, association and movement continued.
In June, the State Department accused Zimbabwe of not only curtailing freedoms of speech, press, assembly, association, and movement but also of abducting and torturing dissidents with no recourse.
