"online associates" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a group of people who are connected by an online platform, like the members of a particular online club or forum. For example: "The online associates of the Local Gardening Club discuss vegetable planting techniques in the forum every day."
This delusion is not only infecting media pundits, elected officials, religious leaders and acknowledged academics, it has crept into the DNA of even the most earthbound of folks: the friends, neighbors, online associates; girlfriend, grandpas, co-workers; even that snarky, tech-savvy teenager who lives upstairs.
He'd been chatting with an online associate about driving me blindfolded from the airport, he said.
By taking a photo, Phind draws on images online associated with that location and via image recognition immediately pulls in information from Foursquare, Yelp, Wikipedia and Trip Advisor in a simple tile format inside the app.
About 1/3 of patients with mental illness take supplement products, which are often self-selected, purchased online, associated with false advertising claims and quality problems, and may interact with prescribed medications or other supplements (OIG 2012; Bauer et al. 2015; Wu et al. 2007; O'Connor 2015).
We identified one known and five novel rare variants in the 3′ UTR of MRE11A (supplementary Table S8, available at Annals of Oncology online), associated with survival following RT.
Central to this process are the vitellogenins, and indeed, we do find a SNP in vitellogenin (VTG6), a lipid transporter, as a candidate for selection (supplementary table S4, Supplementary Material online) associated with both salinity at spawning depth and temperature.
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These features reinforce the feeling that groupsites are meant primarily for business professionals who are looking to network (in the business sense of the word) in addition to collaborating online with associates.
The FBI says it checked US government databases and other information for evidence of the use of online sites associated with the promotion of radical activity and associations with other persons of interest.
