The phrase "associations in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or intention behind forming associations or connections.
Example: "We formed several associations in order to enhance collaboration among different departments."
Alternatives: "connections to" or "partnerships to".
"They need to find patterns and associations, in order to generate initial leads.
But now advertisers have to be prepared to expose their brands to negative associations in order to grab attention.
The bishop of Burnley, the Rt Rev John Goddard, challenged Cave to give up his BNP associations in order to carry out his civic duties properly.
The government has done a backroom deal with housing associations in order to avoid proper public scrutiny of its plans to extend the right to buy policy, the shadow housing minister has told parliament.
Realizing that lecturing and distributing pamphlets to artisans' clubs and citizens' associations were not producing sufficient results, Lassalle began agitating in workingmen's associations in order to make his political aims known to the masses.
In this chapter, we sought to provide a thorough description of the liver ECM and its intrinsic association with the cells that constitute the hepatic tissue, as well as their location (zonation) and associations in order to maintain hepatic function.
It would be frankly irresponsible to give up a secure tenancy with a council or housing association in order to move to a new area, where you and your family would end up in an insecure and expensive private rental.
The present study utilized the techniques of eye tracking and word association in order to collect attentional information and freely-elicited associations from consumers in response to changing specific attributes of the product packaging (jam jars).
The variants originally associated with the disease were genotyped in a French Caucasian sample including 428 cases and 475 controls and tested for association in order to replicate the initial results.
"They formed the bar association in order to get rid of corrupt judges, and he was one of the first to go, so it was kind of ironic that over 100 years later I became president of the bar," says Mr. Cardozo, who served from 1996-98.
For example, farmers who establish a formal or informal association in order to sell their products in larger quantities to a wholesaler would strengthen their horizontal linkages.
