The phrase "associated driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a driver that is linked or connected to something, such as a device or a system.
Example: "The software requires the installation of the associated driver to function properly."
Alternatives: "linked driver" or "related driver".
Given that driver aberrations recurrently occur around driver cancer genes whereas passenger aberrations randomly exist across chromosomes, finding recurrent chromosomal aberrations is deemed a powerful approach for discovering driver aberrations and associated driver genes.
However, a major limitation is their relatively short vehicle driving range and the associated driver 'range anxiety'.
This paper summarizes the development of a simulation model for a piezoelectric fuel injector and associated driver that can be used for injector design and control system verification.
An alternative approach is employed by the now discontinued AGEIA PhysX, which is a commercial IC and associated driver designed to accelerate physics including collision detection.
A great deal of research has investigated these farmland losses and their associated drivers.
Furthermore, a smart card needs a card reader and associated drivers in order to connect with a computer, but unfortunately most computers do not have built-in card readers.
There is a growing awareness of the ecological and biogeochemical importance of fungi in coastal marine systems, while highly diverse fungi have been discovered in these marine systems, still little is known about their seasonality and associated drivers in coastal waters.
A digital driver surveillance platform that improves situational awareness by active monitoring of ID events and associated drivers is an obtainable goal for the public health community.
Furthermore, optimal oncogene validation may require contextual modeling within a background of known and associated drivers that are co-mutated in human cancer.
Assessments that elucidate the specific factors that affect a species' or ecosystem's potential response to climate change (e.g., Glick and others 2011; Rowland and others 2011) can identify which climate-associated drivers should be incorporated in the conceptual model.
The model dynamics depends on only three parameters: namely the driver mutation rate (u), the selective advantage associated with driver mutation (s), and the cell division time (T).
