"participating branch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used when referring to a branch that is part of a larger organization, such as a bank, and that is taking part in a certain activity. For example: “The participating branch of ABC Bank is offering special discounts for customers this month.”.
The USPS announced a program back in March called "Mail Back," which lets you drop off small electronic items at 1,500 participating branches for free.
We must make it easier for members to participate in branch meetings.
In lung development, EPs participate in branching morphogenesis where the tubular epithelial network gradually branches into thinner conduits and in concert with migration of lung ECs and FBs [29], [42].
Consequently, six cytochrome P450 transcripts and one CaPGD transcript that were shown to be expressed three-fold higher than the control were identified as candidate genes for participating in the branch pathway of CPT biosynthesis.
Scores of children participated, waving branches plucked from the trees.
Another video clip from Al-Shorouk appeared to show members of different police force branches participating in anti-Morsi protests.
A Map of all MFI branches participating in the launch of the new program.
As a political appointee, Mashburn signed Trump's ethics pledge, which bars appointees in the executive branch from participating "in any particular matter involving specific parties that is directly and substantially related to my former employer or former clients".
But on Oct. 16, Wynn signed President Donald Trump's ethics pledge prohibiting political appointees in the executive branch from participating "in any particular matter involving specific parties that is directly and substantially related to [one's] former employer or former clients".
A total of 17 unigenes homologous to the T13αH gene and one unigene homologous to the TBT gene were detected in the C. cladosporioides MD2 transcriptome, and this branch participated by T13αH and TBT might be a novel and potential branch for the 10-deacetyl-2-debenzoylbaccatin III biosynthesis of C. cladosporioides MD2.
