The phrase "association projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to projects that are related to or organized by an association, typically in a professional or community context.
Example: "The association projects aimed at improving local infrastructure have received significant funding this year."
Alternatives: "collaborative initiatives" or "organizational projects".
This year, the association projects earnings to be in the $5 billion range.
The association projects that total business travel spending in the United States will be 2.6 percent higher in 2012, reaching $257 billion by the end of the year.
Looking ahead, the industry association projects a compound annual growth rate of 10.4percentt from 2004 through 2007, though sales are expected to decline in 2006 and then rebound in 2007.
With the cremation rate rising one-third faster than at the middle of the last decade, the cremation association projects it will pass 50 percent by 2017 (still lagging behind Canada and much of Europe and Asia).
Nasscom, the software industry association, projects rapid growth of 2 million Internet accounts and 6 million users by August 2001.
"However, the increase in approvals for housing association projects - up from 1,620 in 2012/13 to 2,875 in 2013/14 - gives some hope that we are beginning to recover from a devastating slowdown in the construction of social housing, at a time when almost one million Scots can't afford adequate housing conditions".
In 2005, however, semiconductor revenues are expected to be flat, the chip trade association projected.
This new alphabet, however, is more than just a bizarre word association project.
Therefore, a small association projected across the globe could translate into a large number of cases.
This research was supported by Dutch Arthritis Association project grants (NR 04-1-301) to KandaNR (NR 05-2-102) to PLH.
This work was supported, in part, by Arkansas Bioscience Institute, Arkansas Agricultural Experimental Station, and US Poultry and Egg Association (project #640).
