The phrase "association of engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or organization that represents the interests of engineers or the engineering profession.
Example: "The association of engineering professionals held its annual conference to discuss advancements in technology and innovation."
Alternatives: "engineering organization" or "engineering society".
The IEEE, the world's largest association of technical engineering professionals, has recently announced a partnership with Code Ocean.
Regenerative medicine is defined as the association of tissue engineering, stem cells research, gene therapy, and therapeutic cloning, as important strategies for regenerative medicine in the present and future.
He is the specialized committee member of the soft soil engineering of the geotechnical engineering branch of the Civil Engineering Society of China, the member of international society for soil mechanics and geotechnical engineering (ISSMGE) and the member of international association for engineering geology and environment (IAEG).
That has been the case at Columbia, where until recently the nursing alumni association was one of only two (along with the association for engineering school alumni) that were still independent.
Now, with the leasing of almost 162,000 square feet to a group of engineering associations, and with three leases awaiting signing, Mr. Cohen's building is almost fully booked.
The purpose of the present research is to investigate the role of student associations in leadership development of engineering students.
Candidates are nominated each year by members of engineering and science associations in the United States and around the world, and winners are selected by specially convened committees of NAE members.
Furthermore, the association of the GTR to tissue engineering principles, such as the inclusion of biochemical cues and new architectures as well as the association with stem cells of different niches, has given rise to new materials with improved properties and biological performance.
It is backed, enthusiastically, by an influential coterie of engineering school deans, regional business promoters, trade association administrators and government job development officials.
Regius professor of engineering, Cambridge University engineering department.
