The phrase "associated case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, academic, or professional contexts to refer to a case that is related to or connected with another case.
Example: "The judge reviewed the associated case to determine if the previous ruling would impact the current trial."
Alternatives: "related case" or "connected case".
Sharma and Yadava (2011) review the literature on maintenance optimization models and associated case studies (Scarf 1997).
Also, this paper describes the general structure of the mechanisms and associated case studies in Mexico: (a) development of a manual press for souvenir manufacturing, (b) die and mold development projects, (c) high-speed milling for industrial design prototyping; and in Spain: (d) development of a power tool for polishing and (e) development of a mechanical press for license plate manufacturing.
Following the identification of the first red cell transfusion associated case in 2003, since 2004 all recipients of blood transfusions have been excluded from donating blood.
Cases used for transmission were: the first blood transfusion associated case, designated here as vCJD (transfusion), and three historical vCJD cases designated here as vCJD (BSE) A, B, and C. The historical vCJD cases were not inoculated into the transgenic mice.
– →From the National Social Insurance Agency Register, we retrieved information on sick-leave benefits paid by the Agency and associated case diagnoses, on disability pensions and associated case diagnoses, and on old-age pensions.
The concept of informed consent for off-label/unlicensed use is reflected in the European Convention of Human Rights and associated case law, as well as in national laws and ethical guidance [ 37].
A scenario and associated case-study were developed within the NECTISE project and presented here, which allowed the demonstration and evaluation of the first prototype IDSE within four separate live simulations.
This report describes a novel mechanical thrombus aspiration system designed to improve aspiration speed and performance plus associated cases studies.
In 2007, working-time required to check reported norovirus cases and link outbreak associated cases was prospectively documented.
Gene expression data from MS patients and HC were made discrete in two intervals with the same number of associated cases.
These results were based on fitting to 2 transfusion associated cases up to 2006, whereas here we are fitting to 3 cases up to 2009, taking into account a number of years during which no transfusion associated cases have been observed.
