The phrase "associated drawbacks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing negative aspects or disadvantages that are linked to a particular subject or situation.
Example: "While the new policy has many benefits, it also has associated drawbacks that need to be considered."
Alternatives: "related disadvantages" or "connected downsides".
Use of cytotoxic reagents, fixed gelling behavior, and lack of mechanical strength in these hydrogels are the main associated drawbacks.
In this paper a 36-pulse configuration for point-to-point HVdc systems is proposed, whereby both ac and dc harmonics are diminished throughout the system, thus opening the possibility of reducing both the ac and dc filtering, together with the associated drawbacks.
However, associated drawbacks include costs, teaching nonuniformity, and difficulty finding quality opinion leaders in nonacademic settings.
Cyclodextrins are competent enough to overcome certain forms of above associated drawbacks of anticancer drugs.
However, MRI (A) assessment has associated drawbacks, including a relatively high incidence of false negative [FN] (i.e. Pathology shown to be negative on MRI when in actuality pathology is present) and false positive [FP] (i.e. Pathology shown to be present on MRI when in actuality there is none) findings.
This approach, proposed as an alternative to CuSiN and electrolessly deposited Co-alloys, was shown to join the benefits of these two techniques without well-known associated drawbacks.
An associated drawback is that expressed genes are not necessarily translated into active proteins, nor are they necessarily active at the site of expression [ 92].
Both options are associated with drawbacks, including donor site morbidity and implant extrusion.
"Higher weight is not only associated with drawbacks for those in employment, but also for those searching for a job.
The results demonstrate that membership in perceived popular cliques may be associated with drawbacks as well as benefits.
However, these traditional methods often are associated with drawbacks, such as low detection sensitivity or time-consuming protocols.
