The phrase "associated element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a component or part that is linked or related to another item or concept.
Example: "In the study of ecosystems, the associated element of biodiversity plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance."
Alternatives: "related component" or "connected factor".
The presentation of the public performance described above (for example but not limited to branding and marketing) must not pass off your company or your company's provision of the public performance or any associated element of the public performance as endorsed or associated with the BBC.
What this ruling leaves untouched is an associated element within Momentum that is causing no end of trouble, made up of people who have come back to Labour after a long time in self-imposed exile.
Clearly a homeomorphism (varphi : Z rightarrow Z) yields then an associated element (pi _1 (varphi ) in {{mathrm{text {Out}}}}(pi )).
In our design, the numerator of the mean is computed for an associated element (dimension) of each vector and only the final mean result goes through the divider.
Using a webcam or a specific code reading device, the user can scan the code and navigate directly to the associated element in the ELN.
Clearly a homeomorphism (varphi : C rightarrow C) yields then an associated element (pi _1 (varphi ) in {{mathrm{text {Out}}}}(pi _g)).
The actuation system consists of an electro hydraulic actuator and the associated elements.
Four maceral compositions and several associated elements parameters were selected as indicators and corresponding diagrams were drawn to explicate the sedimentary environment.
Hawaiians associated elements of their natural environment with particular deities.
These associated elements were then assembled into a full skeletal mount for exhibition in the University of Michigan Exhibit Museum (see Figure 1A, B).
However, adding other significantly associated elements into the network graph provided the likely scenario that both were related to one another as a side effect of chemotherapy or other anti-neoplastic therapies for both breast and colon cancer.
