The phrase "associated bond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a bond that is related or connected to something else, such as in finance or legal discussions.
Example: "The associated bond with the investment has a maturity date of five years."
Alternatives: "related bond" or "connected bond".
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The hydrogenolytic cleavage of C Br bond(s) is promoted to a greater extent (relative to C Cl) due to the lower associated bond dissociation energy while the presence of a second halogen substituent has a deactivating effect.
In 2008, the U.S. experienced the precipitous crash of what had been a highly overvalued real estate and associated bond market.
These data indicate that at physiological temperature, a CD36 associated bond is much more stable but more sensitive and less resistant to external forces than that of a TSP associated bond.
Tissue array sections were immunostained with 4 commercially available antibodies using the Bond-Max Autostainer (Leica Microsystems, Newcastle, UK) and the associated Bond Refine Polymer Detection kit [ 15].
To investigate the organosilicon film function, the ratio of HMDSO ambient was varied during deposition process and the associated bonding configurations were measured.
It has been found that the bond contraction associated with bond energy increases in the outermost layer about 0.24 nm in a radial way, yet in the core interior the bond length and the bond energy remain their corresponding bulk values.
Additional results show how internal mechanisms associated with bond length, bond angle, dihedral distributions, change of free volume and chain entanglements evolve with increasing deformation.
The BOLS correlation indicates that atomic coordination imperfection causes the remaining bonds of the under-coordinated atom to contract spontaneously associated with bond strength gain and the intraatomic trapping potential well depression.
TIPS are arguably the best investment in bonds, because they essentially eliminate the two biggest risks associated with bond investing: credit risk and inflation risk.
The singer most often associated with Bond is Shirley Bassey, responsible for both "Goldfinger" and "Diamonds Are Forever".
