affiliation

Converse of object

• indicate: List all authors and indicate the institutional affiliation of each author.
• seek: I need not tell scholars of Buddhism how rare it is for a Western Buddhist organization to seek active affiliation with an Asian parent.
• have: They have no affiliation with the former Austrian emperor dynasty.

Adjective modifier

• denominational: Again, however, denominational affiliation makes little difference to matters of national identity and constitutional preference.
• institutional: Membership in the GB represented the first formal institutional affiliation for all the women.
• religious: The majority of private school students attend schools with some religious affiliation, most commonly with the Catholic Church.
• tribal: The Cherokee have the largest tribal affiliation in the US, but most are of mixed ancestry and do not speak the language.
• sectarian: Comparisons were also carried out with subsets of private schools categorized by sectarian affiliation.
• political: Comrade Rix's political affiliations are mentioned only in passing.

Modifies a noun

• fee: The counties ' funding comes mainly from affiliation fees from member leagues.

Noun used with modifier

• kinship: The compound is headed by the oldest male inhabitant, irrespective of his kinship affiliation with the other residents of the group.
• fighter: Flying Officer CASHMAN and Flying Officer SAUNDERS posted to this station for fighter affiliation duties.
• party: US states elect their attorney generals, who have party affiliations.
• union: The case for trade union affiliation to the Labor Party is not weakened by these criticisms.
• college: College Affiliation A college affiliation will be made available in the case of an external appointee.
• trade: The case for trade union affiliation to the Labor Party is not weakened by these criticisms.

Possessives

• author: Authors ' affiliations: postal addresses, e-mail addresses.

Preposition: of

• author(s: Abstracts should *not* include the name and affiliation of the author(s ).
• author: Numbers should be used to identify the affiliation of each author.

Preposition: with

• person: Be used to impersonate any person, or to misrepresent your identity or affiliation with any person.