The phrase "associate concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a concept that is related or connected to another idea or topic.
Example: "In our discussion, we will explore the associate concept of cultural identity and its impact on social behavior."
Alternatives: "related idea" or "connected notion".
Finally, it is unclear whether national-level support for the clinical associate concept is as enthusiastic now as it was previously.
Together they reviewed international evidence, conducted country visits, determined the nature of health conditions that could be dealt with by a mid-level medical worker at district hospital level, developed the clinical associate concept, and produced the national curriculum framework.
Although early modern philosophy did not seem to associate concepts of the emotions with gender just as we now do, there is still a great deal of gender-baggage to investigate.
This feature allows the user to browse or search through the list of concepts, discover associated concepts, generate and visually explore association networks and hypotheses and download customized reports in the form of spreadsheets.
This allows for greater resolution in associating concepts to sounds as opposed to binary (yes/no) associations.
The method for visualizing indirectly associated concepts is slightly different to the one for directly associated concepts.
Morgan's metaphors and selected associated concepts are summarized in Table 2.
Associated concepts that are frequently accessed will then be stronger than those that are less frequently accessed or distantly activated within or between cerebral systems.
For the purpose of this conference summary the terminology used for DRR associated concepts and practices is based on general usage in the English language and as currently agreed by The United Nations member states (UNISDR 2016b).
Alternatively, these statistically significantly associated concepts may be functionally linked.
Isolated mapping was typical, with several single concepts linked to the main map without reference to other associated concepts.
