The phrase "association universities" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing a group or network of universities that are affiliated or associated with each other.
Example: "The conference will feature representatives from various association universities to discuss collaborative research initiatives."
Alternatives: "affiliated universities" or "partner universities".
Among other things, the group called for the party to revamp the screening panel to include members of various bar associations, universities and colleges and asked that it be diverse in terms of race, gender and sexual orientation.
"I think this is where the Community Energy Funding is directed and ties in with most allocations going to community heating schemes run by local authorities, housing associations, universities etc," the email said.
Elsewhere in medieval Europe, monarchs typically issued charters to towns, cities, guilds, merchant associations, universities, and religious institutions; such charters guaranteed certain privileges and immunities for those organizations while also sometimes specifying arrangements for the conduct of their internal affairs.
Jim Lichtman writes and speaks on ethics to corporations, associations, universities and colleges.
More than 800 plant tours, career workshops, and open houses were held by a number of associations, universities, and manufacturing organizations.
Currently, the U.S. EPA's ToxCast™ initiative works with other federal and state agencies, industry and trade associations, universities, and other research and nongovernmental organizations.
The food pyramid was developed in a process led by the Ministry of Health with the participation of nutrition associations, universities and the food industry.
'Grey' literature was identified pragmatically from works known to the researchers and Reference Group members, from reference lists and from web searches of government departments, workforce agencies, professional associations, universities and similar organisations.
Respondents included public sector policy makers, professional regulatory council representatives, and representatives from non-profit organisations (NPOs), disabled people's organisations (DPOs), mental health interest groups, religious organisations, professional associations, universities and research institutions.
In addition, our data suggest that for some specialties, such as Psychiatry [ 26] and Paediatrics, professional associations, university departments, and others involved in medical education need to consider how best to increase recruitment and retention of trainee doctors.
