The phrase "associations claimed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to statements or assertions made by various organizations or groups regarding a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The report highlighted the various associations claimed by the environmental groups concerning climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "organizations asserted" or "groups stated".
Farming associations claim the true number is closer to 3,000.
Housing associations claim that being forced to sell assets under the Tory plan will blunt their incentives to build, too.Not so, say the Tories, who promise to build a new home to replace every one sold.
Taxi associations claim Uber routes its payments through headquarters in the Netherlands to minimise its corporation tax payments in France, the UK and Germany – in a similar manner to Apple and Starbucks, which have found themselves in the firing line for the practice.
Residents at one of the country's biggest housing associations claim they have had to put up with months of problems ranging from broken boilers to leaking roofs – and now they face having their heating forcibly disconnected for five months of the year.
So far, the high-tech trade associations claim legislative victories on taxes, antitrust laws and tariffs, among others.
To justify such practices, professional associations claim variations in qualifications that might occur because of differences in the number of patient contacts or in practical experience.
Policymakers should be aware that although these associations claim to represent only national or regional interests, they are allied to and coordinated with a confederation of transnational tobacco companies seeking to protect profits by undermining public health.
While these associations claim to represent national or regional interests, it is important for policymakers to recognize that they are not independent, but are allied with a larger, worldwide confederation of multinational tobacco companies.
The association claimed that the patent applied to all gasoline-powered automobiles.
The association claimed that the questions were "outdated" because, in effect, they have been overtaken by the law.
