The phrase "associations in return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reciprocal relationships or exchanges, particularly in contexts involving mutual benefits or agreements.
Example: "The organization formed partnerships with local businesses, expecting associations in return that would benefit both parties."
Alternatives: "connections in exchange" or "relationships in return".
The most recent and damaging scandal, the alleged payment of $40,000£25,00000) bribes by Bin Hammam and Warner to 25 Caribbean member associations in return for votes for Bin Hammam, was exposed by Fifa itself, not the media.
Two of Fifa's most senior executives, Mohamed Bin Hammam and Jack Warner, have been suspended, pending an investigation into extensive evidence that they offered bribes of $40,000£24,00000) to 25 Caribbean football associations, in return for votes in favour of Bin Hammam as president of Fifa.
Mohamed Bin Hammam, president of the Asian Football Confederation, and Jack Warner, president of the Confederation of American Football Associations, were at a meeting this month in Trinidad where stacks of $40,000 were allegedly handed to delegates from 25 Caribbean associations, in return for voting for Bin Hammam.
And that association has become even stronger since the singer returned to L.A. in 1994, with his wife and three young children.
Brazil's automobile production climbed 14percentt in March as growth returned to the economy, according to the country's association of automakers.
This higher quality of conserved co-expression as a proxy for functional association, in return for a smaller coverage, is an observation that is also visible in our scoring schema.
But on Feb. 19, 1973, after, a long, complex and motional trial, a Federal jury found Mr. Kerner guilty of arranging, in 1962 during his first term as overnor, favorable racing Sates for a horse‐racing association owner in return for association stock sold to him at prices far below their market value.
Furthermore, two recent laboratory studies provided convincing support for the involvement of negative affective associations in the return of fear (Dirikx et al. 2004; Hermans et al. 2005).
In a March 1996 letter to the head of ITGA, Hallmark's Tom Watson explained that his company would be providing the association with £60,000 in return for "specialist consultant services" regarding how to contact tobacco growers' organizations around the world [ 235].
In return, housing associations would voluntarily agree to sell their homes to any tenants who wished to buy them.
The Post often questions whether corporations, unions and trade associations receive access or favors in return for campaign contributions.
