The phrase "associations affected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing groups or organizations that have been impacted by a particular event or situation.
Example: "The report highlighted the various associations affected by the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "impacted organizations" or "influenced associations".
The farmers and farmers' associations affected have held a number of meetings among themselves and with relevant authorities and other sector organisations in an attempt to reach a solution to these problems.
Bob Pastore, a Cameo Shores resident, former TWA pilot and member of the TWA board of directors, said he was organizing representatives from various community associations affected by airport noise.
Our associations were not, however, affected by controls of lifestyle and neither were the associations affected by educational attainment or by a family history of diabetes.
Roughly one third of their significant associations affected GP and ES in opposite directions, which is in contrast to our findings.
To achieve this objective, individual interviews will be conducted with representatives of the regional health agencies targeted by the project, with members of health and social services centres (CSSS) and HTA organisations, and with representatives of patient associations affected by the use of alternatives to isolation and restraint for hospitalized or institutionalized adults.
My research focuses on chemical, genetic and behavioural aspects of ant nesting interactions, and how interspecific nesting associations affect the division of labour and colony function.
In a new study, researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital, Cornell University, and Duke University looked at how different kinds of family associations affect obesity, specifically how sibling relationships affect a child's weight.
Little is known about how intentionally including Latino immigrants in neighborhood associations affects the community's ability to address violence and crime, or how such inclusion affects social cohesion.
We will investigate how SNP-SNP associations affect the behavior of the new model.
However, our principle objective was to compare genetic association signals seen for HDL-C and that for HDL particle features in the same population and obtain some novel mechanistic insights related to some of the associations affecting HDL metabolism.
Following these lab studies, an important next step would be to explore whether evaluative associations are also resistant to change in a clinical context, and whether residual negative associations affect the generalization of treatment effects.
