The phrase "associated characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the traits or qualities linked to a particular subject or entity.
Example: "The associated characterization of the protagonist reveals their complex nature and motivations throughout the story."
Alternatives: "related description" or "connected portrayal".
The reaction over the FePO4/SiO2 catalyst was proposed to follow a redox route based on the results of comparison experiments and associated characterization.
Herein, further synthetic improvements, and associated characterization techniques, to enhance the fraction of the grafted polystyrene shell on silica hybrid nanoparticles are discussed.
The associated characterization factor used in the procedure is determined by solving the proposed equations simultaneously and automatically gives both the estimated value of the thermal conductivity and characterization factor.
This chapter essentially describes the various ways of forming biomolecule composite nanofibers, associated characterization techniques, and different release mechanisms with the focus on composite nanofibers and nanoparticles in biomolecular delivery.
In fact associated characterizations procedures evolve until stability which induce common recursion between different algorithms.
The uncertainties associated with characterization of the pore geometry, PIV measurements, and DNS predictions were all systematically quantified.
Furthermore, given the uncertainties associated with characterization of the material, probabilistic based approach are not known to have been reported in the literature.
AMQ performed the ChIP and ChIP on chip, estrogen stimulation time course, gene expression assays associated with characterization of c-Myb binding and activity and drafted the manuscript.
Moreover, the cost of manufacturing and associated analytical characterizations of nanoparticles needs to be reasonable.
This work associating structural characterization and modeling shows that a better understanding of the phenomena of ultrasonic propagation should allow the interpretation and reliability of the industrial inspections of heterogeneous anisotropic welds to be improved.
Given our current level of understanding, it has become clear that characterization of the source zone and the degree of uncertainty associated with that characterization are of critical importance in site assessment.
