The phrase "associated functionality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to features or capabilities that are linked or related to a particular system, application, or process.
Example: "The software update includes several improvements to the associated functionality, enhancing user experience."
Alternatives: "related features" or "connected capabilities".
The quaternary structure of peroxiredoxins is dynamic within the cell, and each conformational state may have associated functionality.
The intermediate frequencies should allow considerable flexibility in genetic selection for improving conformation traits and associated functionality.
In addition, the effects of modeling resolution on the calculated fragilities, the estimated direct losses, and the associated functionality are evaluated.
Then, a submit-like button links the input data with the associated functionality. 1) It is easy to see (find, locate) the zone to input data in the system.
In particular, the TED provides an issuing enterprise a truly trusted computing platform whose root of trust and associated functionality is based on the Trusted Platform Module (TPM v1.2b[10]) cryptographic microcontroller hardware.
Most important of all, the way we shall use the notion of a dene, and the context in which we will place it, permits a clear separation between what the organism is constituted of (and relatedly, what it has materially inherited) and what it dynamically does with this material inheritance (i.e., the associated functionality and behavior).
The different models of information systems in process automation complicate the cooperation of associated functionalities.
In this context, new tools are demanded that allow for efficient generation, deployment and reutilization of such biomedical applications as well as their associated functionalities.
This work shows how it is possible to effectively tailor the magnetostructural transition in Ni-Mn-Ga alloys so as to achieve a reversible magnetic-field-induced martensitic transformation and associated functionalities.
For example, Milham et al. (2008) describe a Sensory Task Analysis (STA), which is used to identify multi-modal cues experienced during real-world performance and their associated functionalities.
However, despite the introduction of highly processive experimental technologies and of innovative computational approaches in support of the molecular characterizations, only 10%% of the genome organization and associated functionalities have been today understood and an even lower percentage of metagenomics datasets have been confidently annotated [90].
