The phrase "associated areas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to regions, fields, or topics that are related or connected to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The research focused on the main topic and its associated areas, including environmental impacts and economic factors."
Alternatives: "related fields" or "connected domains".
Since 2004, Marcus Fabius Rufus house and associated areas have been subject to further investigations [1],[4],[5] and excavations in the garden area [6]-[8].
The results related to visual responses can probably be explained by the expected delays associated with a visual stimulus as a result of the existence of many collateral pathways to various associated areas [19].
One needn't be an old war college fellow to see that Obama's grand strategy with regard to the Middle East and associated areas of action is neither grand nor very strategic.
Our definition of human-modified land-cover included cultivated and managed land, cropland mosaics, and artificial surfaces and associated areas.
Therefore, it appears that RAGE does not have a critical importance in synaptic plasticity of the hippocampus and the associated areas.
Percent area converted was calculated as percentage of terrestrial area classified as cultivated or managed areas, cropland mosaics, and artificial surfaces and associated areas, in the modified GLC.
CellMissy expects at least one tab-separated text file for each well, listing the time and the associated area values.
The genome wide scan located the disease associated area within 2 Mbp region in porcine chromosome 12.
The results are shown as Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) graphs (Additional File 2) with the associated Area Under the Curve (AUC) (Table 1).
This is the first study we are aware of to globally map movement-associated areas in the avian cerebrum.
Extensive bone alterations involving all the tarsal bones with important areas of ostelysis associated with areas of osteosclerosis.
