The phrase "accompanying type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific category or kind of something that is meant to accompany or complement another item or concept.
Example: "The accompanying type of documentation is essential for understanding the project requirements."
Alternatives: "associated category" or "complementary type".
Labels accompanying type specimens are now being scanned to preserve supplementary data.
These results imply that the higher resolution used in the present study is necessary to investigate fine structures accompanying type IV bursts.
These gender-related results may have important implications in regard to breast feeding when there is accompanying type IV hypersensitivity-related disease.
The reduced oxidative capacity accompanying type 2 diabetes may be the result of a deconditioning phenomenon (24).
Elevated triglyceride levels are a common dyslipidemic feature accompanying type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetic states (1).
Th1 response is recognized as accompanying type 1 diabetes [ 15], and enhanced Th1-related cytokines/chemokines have been correlated with proteinuria and renal function in type 2 diabetes [ 16].
In research published last year with one of her graduate students, Katherine Motyl, she tested whether leptin could help mice avert the bone loss that can accompany type 1 diabetes.
An apparent dysfunction in this process has been reported to be associated with the insulin resistance of obesity and may even be the source of the insulin resistance that accompanies type II diabetes and other metabolic disorders [23].
1, 2 Hyperglycemia in the presence of hyperinsulinemia also accompanies type 2 diabetes (T2DM), obesity, and the metabolic syndrome.
Assiduous attention to abnormalities other than hyperglycemia that accompany type 2 diabetes, such as hypertension and dyslipidaemia, has been shown to improve microvascular and cardiovascular complications.
A more recent study has also shown that podocyte loss accompanies Type 1 diabetes but that this podocyte loss did not appear to occur as early as in Type 2 patients [ 7].
