"child organization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a subordinate or subsidiary organization that is under the control or supervision of a larger parent organization. Example: The environmental group GreenEarth has many child organizations, each dedicated to a different aspect of conservation, such as wildlife protection or recycling initiatives.
A bold experiment by the One Laptop Per Child organization has shown "encouraging" results.
The Destiny's Child organization is run by Beyoncé's parents; I think the transition between Beyoncé's solo and group albums was planned way in advance, as were side projects by Kelly and Michelle.
Despite his publicly combative stance with respect to Intel, Mr. Negroponte has apparently moved to patch up his disagreements with Microsoft, and a version of Windows may be available from governments that chose that software instead of the Linux that the One Laptop Per Child organization is developing.
An initiative in the West Bank has an order for 500,000 PCs from the One Laptop Per Child organization.
Marvell is now targeting smartphones and tablets that sell for less than $100 at retail, as well as the tablet computer to be produced by the One Laptop Per Child organization.
MADD is the poster child organization for fomenting a sea change in the cultural values that shape the way we drive.
There's more, including a severe-looking Edie Falco as part of a missing-child organization, some implausible dramatic turns and a handful of fine actors -- including Aunjanue Ellis, Anthony Mackie and Clarke Peters -- who all deserve permanent deliverance from the Hollywood ghetto.
She secured a $100,000 grant from the Fight for Children organization, which praised her reading instruction and teacher training program.
This kind of accusation could only come from someone unaware of the Invisible Children organization.
The Save the Children organization helped reunited separated children from their families, while World Relief flew seeds and tools to help 26,260 farmers regrow their damaged crops.
Freede and Sholl, who sit on the board of governors of the Laguna Hills nonprofit World of Children organization, have pledged a portion of online and in-store proceeds to help fund that group's programs for children in need.
