The phrase "associated closing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or legal documents where a closing statement or conclusion is linked to a specific association or agreement.
Example: "The associated closing of the deal is scheduled for next week, pending final approvals."
Alternatives: "related conclusion" or "connected closing".
Just like other type of a home loan, there are associated closing costs with a reverse mortgage.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau advises that there are origination fees, mortgage insurance premiums and other associated closing costs that you should be aware of.
The Laird Road interchange and associated closing of the Clair Road intersection were the first projects completed as part of this work.
In order to apply this principle, we fix a (static) computation schedule consisting of T time periods t = 1, …, T with associated closing times c t and gap tolerance values g t (t = 1, …, T ).
In fact, under the assumptions (i) and (ii), the statistical ensemble of liposomes becomes a set of statistically independent realizations, so that both closing events and the associated closing times τ elapsed from the beginning of the experiment are mutually independent random variables and linear averaging can be applied to define mean quantities.
In this study, for the first time, a model predictive control (MPC) formulation is implemented on a semicontinuous process to evaluate the associated closed-loop cost.
CanPIs showing more aa sequence similarity associated close to each other for e.g. CanPI-8, -10 and −11, CanPI-37, -40 and −41, CanPI-13, -16 and −34.
Associated closed the revamped Evening News nine months after relaunching it.
The memory is proven below to associate loaded pairs correctly and to associate close by values otherwise (see Materials and Methods (MM)).
During replication, maternal histones are shared between daughter chromosomes where they re-associate close to their original location (Radman-Livaja et al., 2011; Annunziato, 2005).
Interestingly, normal aging itself, seems to associate closer with the mitochondrial diseases that the non-mitochondrial diseases perhaps corroborating the mitochondrial theory of aging.
