The phrase "and associated topics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to related subjects or themes that are connected to a main topic.
Example: "The conference will cover climate change and associated topics, including renewable energy and conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "and related subjects" or "and relevant issues".
By John Cassidy September 17, 2013 Political update: the annual showdown over the federal budget and associated topics is about to begin.
In recognition of the emergence of displacement-based seismic design as a potentially more rational approach than force-based techniques, this paper addresses derivation of inelastic displacement spectra and associated topics.
Portraits interact with a series of 12 subjects which throw light on themes such as economic and social life, art and architecture, monasticism, the empires neighbours, the imperial court and associated topics.
The journal of SET-VALUED AND VARIATIONAL ANALYSIS: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS is devoted to mathematical aspects of variational analysis, set-valued mappings, and associated topics, and to the applications of these aspects including mathematical optimization and related areas.
Genomics and associated topics have started to appear in many official school curricula, for example in Scotland (see "Discussion", below), the Netherlands (College voor Examens 2014, p. 17) and the USA (Wefer and Sheppard 2008).
Beyond our main research questions, we will examine a range of covariates and associated topics, such as QOL and shared decision-making.
The purpose of this review was to synthesise contemporary research on competitive sport motivation (1995 2016) with a view to identifying trends and gaps in sample characteristics, research designs and analytical strategies, and classifying associated topics.
The identified articles are analysed using a qualitative content analysis technique, which leads to a coding scheme, including a main category, three sub-categories and several associated topics related to the main categories.
Figure 5 demonstrates the results of the top authors (if the author had more than 0.01 portion of articles in that topic, they were counted as a top author. The portion is selected based on the observation that 0.01 of more than 8800 articles, namely, 88 articles for one PI, can be regarded to be quite productive in research) and their associated topics.
The two have agreed to share hydrological data on transborder rivers and exchange views on associated topics of mutual interest.
Some statistical aspects of other associated topics such as quality of life, health economics, meta-analysis and treatment outcome will also be briefly discussed.
