"associated benefits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when talking about a positive outcome or result that is connected to something else. Example: The implementation of the new recycling program not only helps the environment, but also brings along associated benefits such as cost savings and a cleaner community.
Hence, a comprehensive review is needed to explore and publicize the interventions and associated benefits.
Our results show that forest management influenced ES provision and associated benefits at the regional scale.
Our goal has been to develop an, experience-based, framework for delivery of sustainable borehole-garden permaculture and associated benefits.
There have been associated benefits in terms of safe prescribing and a reduction in our reliance on arterial blood gas analysis.
The regional workshop aimed to increase awareness and discuss best practices for countries that have ratified the Convention, as well as associated benefits and challenges.
Questionnaire respondents were asked their opinion on whether their IAQ program led to any associated benefits.
First, because production of furfural means loss of xylose, leading to a lower potential xylose yield and lower associated benefits.
Lowering SUA levels may represent a new therapeutic approach, but large clinical trials are warranted to evaluate the associated benefits and risks before implementation in clinical practice.
24 The associated benefits of improved control of risk factors for coronary heart disease on functional status and quality of life, however, are less clear.
These tools assist decision making by providing evidence-based information about a health condition, the options for treatment, associated benefits, harms, probabilities, and scientific uncertainties.
Associated benefits of these approaches is that by utilizing natural ecological processes, the cleansing of air and water can be done with little or no energy inputs.
