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Aug 23, 2017 12:33
6 yrs ago
French term

affiliation multi-ligne

French to English Other Education / Pedagogy instructions for authors
I'm translating some "golden rules" from a Belgian university's research department for any members of staff wishing to publish something, specifically about the "signature" of their academic publications, i.e. details to be systematically included such as full names of author(s), affiliations, address, etc. The section ends with a list of definitions:

Affiliation multi-ligne
Les auteurs peuvent indiquer leurs affiliations à plusieurs institutions en utilisant des indices qui permettent de faire des renvois aux différentes adresses : (ii) "n" renvois par auteur dans le cas de "n" institutions : on parle alors du "multi-ligne" : chaque auteur renvoie à plusieurs adresses (autrement dit, chaque affiliation est représentée par plusieurs adresses).

Only one hit for "multi-line affiliation" and it's in a French-origin document that looks like a translation.

See also similar "assimilation mono-ligne" question.
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Discussion

MoiraB (asker) Aug 28, 2017:
Closing Not much point in getting the question re-opened, as there are no answers to grade (!) but multiple or multi-institutional affiliations would seem to be the way to go (cf. answer to affiliation mono-ligne).
MoiraB (asker) Aug 25, 2017:
Thanks, Alison. Unfortunately, there's also a section in the text itself, called "Multi-affiliation", under which come two sub-sections: Format mono-ligne and Format multi-ligne. It's all very confusing, as these definitions are supposed to clarify the text that comes before, yet this particular term is not actually used there! I suspect I'll use "multiple (or multi-) institutional affiliations", as used in the title of your link - also fits in with the answer to the mono-ligne question (single institutional affiliation).
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