The phrase "associated building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building that is connected or related to a particular subject, organization, or event.
Example: "The conference will be held in the main hall, while the associated building will host the workshops."
Alternatives: "related structure" or "connected facility".
A builder has estimated that a new damp proof course together with associated building work will cost about £2,000 to put right.
Designers take advantage of tool ecologies in order to find the most purposeful way of connecting often distinct processes that inform morphological design and associated building performance feedback.
At wind angle around 30° to the row, wind is visualized to flow through the narrow building gaps at high speeds, resulting in highly negative pressure on associated building walls.
Fruit, fish, and other markets are concentrated under the open arcades of the Rialto New Building (1554, by Sansovino) and associated buildings.
Prendergast & Associates were predicting an approximately 20-year timeframe for redevelopment of the entire area of former railyards and associated buildings.
Longley and Company ceased trading in 2000, and the works and associated buildings were demolished soon afterwards to make way for housing and a hotel.
"We have protons, neutrons and electrons and all these regular normal particles that you associate building things with.
Twice on this three kilometre journey the traffic (at 7 15 am!) was completely halted by street closures associated with building construction between my hotel and the hospital.
American utilities want several billion dollars for the engineering and construction costs associated with building the first three or four such plants.
Uncertainty is associated with building energy simulation models and efficient design of building energy is an important subject in the field of building physics.
Mycobacteria were recovered from materials collected from water-damaged buildings, as well as from microorganisms normally associated with building materials (9 ).
