The phrase "associated criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific standards or conditions that are linked to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The project must meet all associated criteria to ensure its success and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "related standards" or "connected requirements".
A case-crossover analysis was used to measure the association between asthma associated criteria pollutant levels and EMS calls for asthma attacks from 2004 to 2011 in Houston.
This explanation is accompanied by closely associated criteria for identifying good critics: "Strong sense, united to delicate sentiment, improved by practice, perfected by comparison, and cleared of all prejudice, can alone entitle critics to this valuable character" (SOT, 278).
What explains interpersonal coordination is speakers' mutual commitment to a communal referential practice, not some independently specifiable similarity in their associated criteria.
This paper compares several design concepts and associated criteria that can be satisfied with passive TES in various applications with a focus on isolated gain spaces like solaria and greenhouses.
For accidental limit state design and safety assessment associated with collisions and grounding, the resulting progressive structural crashworthiness characteristics should be analyzed to evaluate the energy absorption capability of the structure in the corresponding accidental event in conjunction with the associated criteria.
Since, as Dummett argues (in a point further developed in Lowe 1989 and Wiggins 2001), proper names and sortal terms must be associated with a criterion of identity that determines the conditions under which the term may be correctly applied again to one and the same thing (1973/1981, 73 75), we may use the associated criteria of identity in order to distinguish categories of objects referred to.
The associated criterion 'output data access' is strongly connected to the transparency criteria regarding the results communicated in a study.
The preference values used to describe the general importance of each wild suid species in acting as a reservoir of ASF for domestic pigs are also shown in Table 3, and the associated criterion weights in Table 4.
The clinical score associated standard criteria previously described [13], [14] (Table 1).
Reliability bounds and an associated convergence criteria are also defined.
First, the application and the associated quality criteria are briefly described.
