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The phrase "civic association" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group organized to promote the rights and interests of a particular area, such as a neighborhood. For example, "The local civic association has been working to bring a new park to the neighborhood for the past few months."
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This is a civic association meeting!
The Liberals have long promoted localism and civic association.
Pat Dolan, vice president of the Queens Civic Association, agreed.
Neighbors say they are considering forming their own civic association.
JOHN C. LIU President North Flushing Civic Association.
Her father, Jian Li Hou, is the head of a Beijing civic association in New York.
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"It's the personal touch," said Ann DiPietro, head of the Sea Cliff Civic Association.
Benjamin M. Haber President, Civic Association of Kew Gardens Hills Kew Gardens Hills, Queens.
The store had been opposed by civic groups, including the Mount Sinai Civic Association.
See Woodlands Civic Association, Inc. v. Darrow.
ALBANY — Representative Timothy H. Bishop of Long Island is visiting the Rocky Point Civic Association.
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