The phrase "associated advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing benefits or positive aspects that are linked to a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The new policy offers several associated advantages, including increased efficiency and reduced costs."
Alternatives: "related benefit" or "connected advantage".
There is a major associated advantage of methane capture: its use as a source of energy which is comparable in 'cleanness' to natural gas.
The associated advantage of using HNN for the combined solution of UC and ED is the decoupling of their interdependency, i.e., both the UC and ED are iteratively solved using respective HNN for the particular period.
Although both measurements are rough, we can surmise that if there are selected traits that are not recapitulated by, their associated advantage cannot be very large.
While, in case of virus removal, membranes with ion-exchange or affinity functionality seem to be the future trend with associated advantage of nonreversible binding and ease of validation.
This approach is most studied in colorectal cancer (CRC), where there is evidence that planned treatment breaks (a DFIS) can be utilised with no, or a minimal, OS deficit, but with an associated advantage in terms of improved QoL [ 7- 10].
A thorough study has been carried out on the block based transformation approach by investigating a new partitioning technique that highlights associated advantages.
The same ingenuity and creativity used in these classic genetic screens can now be applied to the yeast deletion series, with all its associated advantages.
Both types of model systems have associated advantages and disadvantages.
The device also impacts the efficacy of therapy and has associated advantages and disadvantages (Table 4).
There are associated advantages and disadvantages with mating strategy that are separate from differences in sibling relatedness.
More importantly, inspired by touch capability and associated biomechanical advantage of human fingertip, the mechanical design of the sensor mimics is the human fingertip physiological structure.
