Collocations for institution - noun

central, large, major
the central institutions of the nation's constitution

powerful
established
existing
They argue for the reform of existing political institutions.

traditional
elite, prestigious, venerable
The College is one of the most prestigious medical institutions in the country.

public
private
government, governmental, state
international, national
local
democratic
for-profit, non-profit
academic, education, educational, higher-education, higher educational, research
cultural institutions such as the Danish Institute

banking, economic, financial, lending
administrative, charitable, cultural, legal, military, political, religious

build, create, found
We need to create institutions that benefit our community.

reform
They are studying ways to reform government institutions.

attend
young people who attend higher-education institutions

at a/the institution
a course at an institution of higher education

in institution, within institution
examination procedures within educational institutions

mental
correctional (AmE), penal
state (AmE)
He was released from the state institution where he had been confined for four years.

build
The state built institutions for those who were considered insane.

be admitted to, be placed in
Many people with dementia would rather remain at home than be placed in an institution.

be kept in

at institution, in institution
patients in mental institutions

institution for
an institution for mentally ill offenders

national
Football is a national institution in this country.

cultural, economic, legal, political, religious, social
cultural institutions such as religious and legal codes

mainstream
These values are embedded in mainstream social institutions.

sacred
He claimed this threatened ‘the sacred institution of marriage’.

threaten, undermine, weaken
These changes threaten some of our most cherished institutions.

strengthen
preserve, protect
American laws once protected the institution of slavery.