The phrase "associated good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a positive aspect or benefit that is linked to something else.
Example: "The associated good of implementing this policy is an increase in employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "related benefit" or "connected advantage".
Some international agencies, such as the World Bank, also associated good governance with the new public management; they encouraged developing states to reform their public sectors by privatizing public enterprises, promoting competitive markets, reducing staffing, strengthening budgetary discipline, and making use of nongovernmental organizations.
We did not find a narrower PaCO2 range to be associated good neurological outcome suggesting severe PaCO2 derangements may be more detrimental to neurological outcome than smaller PaCO2 derangements; however, exact PaCO2 levels associated with good neurological outcome are unknown.
Research on the contributing factors for plagiarism (Chanock 2008) and the deterrence mechanisms (Carroll & Ryan 2005; Carroll 2007) have associated good practices on academic writing with anti-plagiarism approaches.
The group indexes are selected from the associated good groups as the following equations: if N o r m a l T i m e s < A c c u m u l a t o r ≤ E x p l o r e T i m e s then G r o u p I n d e x [ i ] = w, where w = G o o d I t e m S e t [ q ] = R a n d o m [ A s s o c i a t e d G o o d P o o l ], (33).
I've never associated good acting with porn, because, well, who cares about the acting, really.
Most participants associated good health with local home-grown foods.
But the timing of the trade, and of a "separate but clearly associated good-will gesture" release of a fifth American, fed Republican fears that Tehran had used the prisoners as leverage for sanctions negotiations – and that the trade set a precedent of acceding to those who hold hostages.
These bags, typically used to decontaminate breast pump and infant feeding accessories, are available for purchase in many retail stores where infant associated goods are sold.
Children removed from positive stimulation when they misbehave may come to associate good things with good behaviour.
Beyond these quasi-rational factors, though, there's something else; namely, the fact that we tend to associate good looks with unassociated virtues.
These data corroborate the results of laboratory tests showing that people implicitly associate good things with their dominant side and bad things with their non-dominant side [5].
