The phrase "associated breakdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a breakdown that is related to or connected with something else, often in technical or analytical contexts.
Example: "The report highlighted the associated breakdown of costs related to the project, providing a clearer understanding of the budget allocation."
Alternatives: "related breakdown" or "connected breakdown".
S3, S4, and S5 in SBE1 were significantly associated with breakdown viscosity (BDV), indicating that the breakdown viscosity was partially controlled by SBE1.
New coating material is added in discreet amounts associated with breakdown events, which provide short-circuit paths through the layer.
From the fall of Athens to the rise of totalitarianism, observers from Thucydides to George Orwell have associated a breakdown in public language – or rhetoric, to give it a more traditional name – with the failure of democracy, loss of freedom, civil strife and, ultimately, tyranny and murder.
Therefore, for situation when DFBs exhibit dynamo effects and/or particle energization associated with breakdown of the FIC for the ion fluid, the FIC does not hold for the electron fluid also because D ≠ 0 in this situation.
Furthermore, papers associated with breakdown and machines' reliability in CFP are scarce (Das et al. 2007; Diallo et al. 2001; Ameli and Arkat 2008; Logendran and Talkington 1997; Zakarian and Kusiak 1997).
As with the pneumonic form of bubonic plague, it was associated with breakdown of lung tissue which would cause blood to appear at the lips.
These macrophages may activate matrix metalloproteinases which have been associated with breakdown of the blood-brain barrier and tissue destruction [41].
The damage was associated with breakdown of axo-glial junctions (Figure 2A and 2E), disruption of paranodal myelin (Figure 2B and 2E), and exposure and redistribution of juxtaparanodal K+ channels (Figure 2G and 2H).
Low E-cadherin is associated with breakdown of epithelial integrity and also poor repair capacity.
