The phrase "associated construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, engineering, or any field where specific constructions or structures are linked to certain concepts or elements.
Example: "The associated construction of the bridge was designed to withstand high winds and heavy traffic."
Alternatives: "related structure" or "connected construction".
Other relevant process costs include any associated construction works and the fees and charges incurred over the project.
This paper presents a new metamodel form and associated construction procedure adapted to the sizing tasks of mechatronics systems.
This paper presents an original form of surrogate models and the associated construction procedure adapted to the thermal modeling of Multiphysics systems.
In this chapter, the latest trends and the many advantages of purchasing ready-made bridges by using prefabrication methods are addressed, as well as associated construction issues.
This paper summarizes the important safety criteria and safety guidelines of intermediate sodium systems, steam generators, decay heat removal systems and associated construction materials and in-service inspection.
Entire Nepal is under grave threat of seismic events as Nepal lies in the subduction zone of Indian plate beneath the Eurasian plate so the local housing technologies are studied with respect to earthquake resilient features and associated construction technologies.
■ associated constructions: stative-evaluative, syntactic causative, transitive.
■ associated constructions: stative-evaluative, morphological causative, transitive.
■ associated constructions: inchoative, 被 bei-passive, 把 ba-construction (highly transitive).
Type 2. Stimulus-oriented: ■ stative Stimulus as subject (transitive or intransitive) ■ associated constructions: stative-evaluative, morphological causative, transitive.
Type 1. Experiencer-oriented: ■ human Experiencer as subject (transitive or intransitive) ■ associated constructions: stative-evaluative, syntactic causative, transitive.
