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Discover LudwigThe phrase "loose association" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a connection between two things that is not strong or exact. For example, "There is a loose association between the colors of a rainbow and the colors of the flags of major countries."
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— While the shift from wages to profits is of course associated with higher inequality, it is actually a fairly loose association.
Artistically, Picasso was coming out of a loose association with the Surrealists.
It is not so much a country as a loose association of fiefs.
Kayton conducts alternative walking tours of the city in loose association with the New York Marxist School.
Mr. Chen's case has galvanized China's beleaguered Gongmin legal movement, a loose association of lawyers advocating legal and constitutional reforms.
Group f.64, loose association of California photographers who promoted a style of sharply detailed, purist photography.
Dr. Sarkin's right brain, chock-full of instinct and loose association, was left intact and more or less took over.
The South Carolina program is a significant success in what has become the 26-member National String Project Consortium, self-described as a "loose association".
Formed by men deeply suspicious of any centralized power, the Articles of Confederation were meant to be a loose association of 13 autonomous states.
What's happening is that a new school of hard-edged rock bands have formed a loose association from years of relentless touring together.
The first envisages a loose association of democratic nations; the second dreams of a federal United States of Europe, a power that the French see balancing American "hegemony".
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