The phrase "associated communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to communication that is linked or related to a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The study focused on the associated communication between team members during collaborative projects."
Alternatives: "related communication" or "connected communication".
The weight of an edge represents the quality of the associated communication link, along with the level of failure independence of its end nodes.
Partnerships: Alliances and associated communication efforts are to be pursued, adequate to a broadening of the set of global health security measures, with strengthened collaborations between medical, veterinary and environmental agencies with the concept of 'One Health' as a shared international public good that directly involves and engages the public at large.
Using a stochastic cellular automaton approach and allowing mutations in an initially non-cooperating, non-communicating strain we show that both cooperation and the associated communication system can evolve, spread and remain persistent.
In addition, plans are afoot to replace or modernize 92 vessels and 209 aircraft as well as associated communication and navigation systems.
At the same time, the Internet and associated communication technologies (ICT) have dramatically accelerated the rise of NGOs.
The number of quantization levels of each quantizer is tuned on-line according to whether the associated communication channel is active or not at the last step.
Stroke type was associated with communication and hand function (patients with infarction had better communication and hand function than patients with hemorrhage).
The secondary aim was to identify patient and health care factors associated with communication difficulties and to evaluate the preference and effectiveness of currently available communication methods.
HRQOL was positively associated with communication, ISS, ESS, and self-management.
A known problem in this context is the overhead associated with communication and/or synchronization between PEs as well as idling due to load imbalances.
Efficiency concerns with time, cost, resources or effort associated with communication (Lee & Xia 2010).
