The phrase "associated capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific role, function, or ability that is linked to something else.
Example: "In her associated capacity as project manager, she coordinated the team's efforts to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "related capacity" or "connected role".
This study opens new research perspectives concerning the importance of the realism of robotic objects and the associated capacity of judgement on the level of acceptance by humans.
The balance of formative and reworking processes, and associated capacity for geomorphic adjustment, is influenced by the site-specific configuration of antecedent controls at any floodplain pocket.
The paper closes with thoughts regarding the organization of the OSeMOSYS community, associated capacity development efforts, and linkages to other open source efforts including adding functionality to the LEAP model.
The nt-TiO2, Li3PO4/EC:DEC LiPF6/LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 cell could be cycled at 5C rate, with associated capacity of 125 mA h g−1, energy density of 325 W h kg−1 and power density of 637 μW cm−2 μm−1.
This type of cost is obtained from the commodity volume multiplied by the associated capacity.
The associated capacity Ca does not exhibit the change in slope after three minutes as observed for Ra.
(With one obvious exception: "Are you being served?") If endowed with the power of speech, moreover, would horses achieve those associated capacities that further exalt us above the animals?
The conference programme covers a wide range of topics associated with capacity building and technology transfer, including capacity development in biotechnology.
In other words, a significant unintended positive consequence of the capacity assessment process was that it produced outcomes associated with capacity strengthening interventions.
As expected, simulation results showed that the addition of surgical resources and their associate capacity bring about improvements in patient waiting times in the surgical part of the service.
As expected greater physical capacity is associated with lower capacity restrictions, which in turn is associated with lower average waiting times.
