The phrase "associated actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions that are linked or related to a particular subject or event.
Example: "The report outlines the associated actions that need to be taken to address the issue effectively."
Alternatives: "related actions" or "connected actions".
In both literally 'seeing' through infant eyes and figuratively confronting the 'I' of the intuiting other, the teacher is morally implicated for their pedagogical expressions and associated actions.
The identification of the context and the user's associated actions allow us to decrease the energy dedicated to unused resources in some cases.
We not only reinforce and act as part of the present cultural dynamics but also influence it when introducing new cultural elements based on our values, beliefs and associated actions and behaviors (Gifford and Peter 2008).
To this end, agencies have been established that co-ordinate associated actions: Europol for co-operation of police forces, Eurojust for co-operation between prosecutors, and Frontex for co-operation between border control authorities.
Multiple previews have associated actions which may conflict.
Our results suggest that specific developmental and plasticity associated actions of thyroid hormone may be mediated by its control of the Shh pathway and motivate future experiments to determine the mechanistic contribution of Shh to the effects of thyroid hormone in both the developing and mature nervous system.
My classes have always had high numbers of students with English as an additional language and special educational needs, with all the associated action plans and data madness.
Given a specific diagnosis, the agent performs the associated action.
Therefore, due to this bias the negatively associated action option a 2 has executed with peak value 0.92.
Each transition has an associated Event Evaluation Function (EEF) to assign an immediate "reward" to the associated action.
This category groups two types of events: Timer event, denoting the time on which the associated action is scheduled for execution; and Repeat event, specifying the time on which the execution of the associated action will be repeated.
