The phrase "associate links" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to affiliate marketing or online content where links are provided to promote products or services.
Example: "By clicking on the associate links in my blog post, you can support my work while discovering great products."
Alternatives: "affiliate links" or "partner links".
"The majority of these requests are honored with the associated links being removed from Google's search results," the site reports.
But the changes were not better for companies or alternative travel sites that were pushed off the first page of results by Google's flight box and associated links.
(1) The forward distribution system is usually characterized by its sources (=dispatching locations), destinations (=points of reception) and associated links.
In order to control the number of backbone nodes and the associated links, the value of k is utilized as a performance knob.
To name but a few, Digg uses its top domain for the DiggBar and associated links, Posterous uses post.ly to trim down links when they distribute them to other networks and Twitter toolbox HootSuite uses ow.ly.
It also cited sources with knowledge of YouTube's content moderation systems who claim associated links can be inadvertently stripped out of content reports submitted by members of the public — meaning YouTube employees who review reports may be unable to determine which specific comments are being flagged.
Thirty (39%%) of apps had clearly documented medical professional involvement evident from the overview pages or associated links provided.
Similarly, the same procedures can be repeated to integrate the genes of Γ1 and the associated links to Γ2.
Searching for effectors by their name extracts the information on regulator, experiment, and genome with all associated links.
Genes, chemicals, and their associated links that did not contain a link to a respiratory disease were removed from the list.
