"visiting organization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an organization that is providing some sort of service to a location, such as a penal institution, or providing temporary services to a community or area. For example, "The visiting organization provided much-needed food and supplies to the small village."
The purpose of this study was to embed a lifestyle intervention for overweight and obese mothers within the routine practice of a parent education, home visiting organization.
> STEGHs that are arranged by a single visiting organization without a local community partner are often colloquially termed "parachute" programs.
Contemporary thinking, in applying various lenses of social justice, equity, and ethics, has encouraged a paradigm shift away from the model of the single visiting organization without a host partner.
Responding to concerns, many STEGH sending organizations are transitioning to a model by which their programs are supported by a host partner on the ground; the most common resulting partnership thus occurs between a single visiting STEGH partner and a single host partner, with intermittent visits by the visiting organization.
A critical incident approach was used in qualitative interviews to elicit the experiences on moral distress from 18 health care providers drawn from five home visiting organizations in south central Ontario, Canada.
"[The first lady's] platform centers around visiting organizations, hospitals and schools, and she would be open to visiting the I Promise School in Akron," Grisham's statement concluded.
Visiting partners: the number and nature of visiting organizations from abroad working in the host community; Host community partners: the number and nature of local partners in the host community, and Frequency/continuity of short-term visits by the visiting organizations to the host community.
My first day on the job, my boss asked me to visit organizations co-sponsoring our phone service.
In 2016, they launched an initiative called "Heads Together" and frequently visit organizations dedicated to providing mental health support.
During the first five days, each issue group had to visit organizations working to find solutions and implement change.
We gained further input once we had summarized results by performing member checking [ 23], whereby we asked representatives of the visited organizations to comment upon our findings.> Data were gathered over a period of five years in three phases.
