"respective organisations" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to two or more organisations separately — that is, to refer to each organisation individually. For example, "The two charities have agreed to share resources in order to better serve their respective organisations."
In response, our respective organisations, with wide support across civil society and trade unions, are organising Europe's first national conference on climate refugees in London on 11 February.
The details of the proposals are confidential until the parties report back to their respective organisations.
They see lots of potential, but much like the joint-venture deals that CEOs reach, realising the potential benefits requires commitment throughout the respective organisations.
Whether it be the media, activists or a charity, each have gone straight to the source and asked these respective organisations to clarify their position.
Intriguing elections in the world's two biggest governing bodies this year will determine the future of football and athletics, both currently ruled by ageing, authoritarian presidents who have failed to clean up their respective organisations' sleaze.
Respective organisations typically select a community based on predefined (socio-economic) criteria and initial feasibility studies.
All members of these professions were required to join their respective organisation.
The interview data represented personal opinions and do not necessarily stand for the values of their respective organisation.
Inclusion criteria for patients required that they were currently receiving diabetes care from the respective organisation and at least one other locally based health professional.
The sense of collectiveness, synergy and shared values with the respective organisation likely contributes to a culture of continuous debate and reflection, further nurturing the evolution of motivations and ideological maturation.
Most recognised the importance of input from the field, believing that decision-making should be informed from the bottom up, and that this was, to some extent, taking place in their respective organisation.
