The phrase "associated faults" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing errors or issues that are linked or related to a particular subject or system.
Example: "The engineer identified several associated faults that could impact the overall performance of the machinery."
Alternatives: "related errors" or "connected issues".
The resulting diagnostic system comprises a set of efficiently evaluated symptoms and their associated faults.
The rifting took place in the Paleoproterozoic around 1864 Ma, and was followed by E W orientated compressional deformation ca. 1850 Ma with the development of northerly trending isoclinal folds and associated faults.
These and associated faults stretch out within the Dibba– Masafi Fujairah area of the northern UAE.
The Arima-Takatsuki thetonic Line associatedsociated faults are distributed in the studied area, along which the Arima hot spring waters flow from the surface (Kozuki 1962).
Lengths of individual graben and associated fault zones range from about 20 to about 60 km.
The effectiveness of the associated fault detection scheme is also demonstrated.
The MapReduce paradigm provides a scalable model for large scale data intensive computing and associated fault-tolerance.
The Mt. Kinabalu earthquake likely resulted from the rupture of the northwest-dipping Marakau fault or a closely associated fault beneath Mt. Kinabalu.
In this case, the good correlation between the metric and the associated fault has led to a higher DSR with respect to other classes, as occurred in the reference methods.
The structure of north Sinai is the surface expression of the Sinai offshore subsurface structure, and it is extrapolated toward north with likely interference of the other structures and their associated fault orientations.
The test driver then iterates through the given failure sequence: for each component, it triggers its failure using the associated fault injection script and then run a complete test suite to check the status of all components, as any could have failed consequently.
