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Discover LudwigThe phrase "association works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the activities or functions carried out by an association or organization.
Example: "The association works tirelessly to promote community engagement and support local initiatives."
Alternatives: "association activities" or "association functions".
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Torim's association works in São Felix do Xingu.
The association works with Baptist churches of a strongly theologically conservative cast.
She added that the lawsuit and the settlement arose from misunderstandings about the way the Realtors' association works.
Kathryn S. Wylde, 64, president of the Partnership for New York City, the city's premier business association, works days that start early and often stretch into the night.
If the association works properly, the box will never accumulate an unduly large sum because members will be regularly borrowing, as is a natural part of farming business the world over.
The association works with UK-based charity War Child to provide child-friendly spaces – which help children return to a normal routine by offering structured activities, games and informal education – and to reunite families.
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One reason is guilt by association: working long and hard was once associated with the yuppies, then with the dot-com culture.
"But our association working hard to show that limo operators are professionals".
The association worked with state lawmakers then to try to make the cuts as fair as possible.
If an individual authority is failing, then the local government association, working with partners, needs to intervene as well.
Intern with Konexio, an association working to integrate refugees into French professional life through technology and innovation.
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