The phrase "association support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to assistance or resources provided by an association or organization.
Example: "The conference will provide association support for all attendees, ensuring they have access to necessary resources and networking opportunities."
Alternatives: "organizational assistance" or "group support".
The association support was indispensable to voter approval of the last public school bond and the special tax for Bluebird Canyon recovery.
Conway, a Linda Vista resident who finished second with 33% of the vote, said he got into the runoff with strong neighborhood association support.
In short, neither typology nor stratigraphic association support any relation whatsoever between the object, the Gravettian and the human occupation in layer 2. We further note that human osteological remains were found in layers A and 1, or at their interface with underlying layer 2, in all of the squares surrounding the 1960s trench (J12, L-M11, M13-14) (Table S4).
From 2007 on the SC association support ended.
All of the carriers were from the British Isles and an extended analysis including 32 911 Irish/UK subjects provided further association support.
We also are grateful to the ERARE-EuroRETT (ERAR/6) Networking Grant (to G.L).; an European Mind and Metabolism Association support (to D.T). and an Erasmus Lifelong Learning Programme support (to S.K .. We'd like to thank Alessandra Berry and Masha Shumilina for practical help, Harry Blom for theoretical advice, Giacomo Dell'Omo for technical support, and Prof. Luciano Saso for precious advice.
An Alzheimer's Association support-group leader suggested that my brothers and I fly out together and institutionalize my father.
The specialty association supports the idea of multiple disclosure options, including the Web.
With mission sites in 17 countries, the association supports 130 missioners and 15 children.
She said the association supported comparisons as long as they were "meaningful, reliable and helpful to consumers".
Dan Bryant is head of PR at D&AD, the global not-for-profit association supporting the advertising and design industries.
