The phrase "associated ills" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to negative consequences or problems that are linked to a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The rise in pollution has led to various associated ills, including respiratory diseases and environmental degradation."
Alternatives: "related problems" or "connected issues".
However, international family planning and sexuality education programs must be expanded along with continued efforts to strengthen overburdened health and education systems, overcome extreme poverty and associated ills that plague the region.
During the so-called Little Ice Age, the advance of the glaciers caused widespread misery; it has been estimated that in the mid-eighteenth century nearly a third of the country's population died of starvation or associated ills.
Obesity and its associated ills are a result of overconsumption of calories.
This is not the first time football's governing bodies have vowed to clamp down on foul and abusive language, along with associated ills.
When the Scottish government tried to tackle binge drinking and its associated ills with similar minimum pricing legislation last year, the Liberals Democrats and Conservatives opposed it.
In the parts of Chicago hit hardest by the multiple blows of depopulation, unemployment, high crime, foreclosures and other associated ills, conspiracy theories do abound.
Political action is necessary, aimed at mitigating both the economic burden and the associated ill health.
Furthermore, as a visible, outward sign of disease, skin symptoms, associated ill health and stigma, and the impact they have on general well-being, may be more important to the patient than, say, their parasitological status.
Our patients were emotionally and psychologically healthy, despite lethal cancer associated ill health.
Sex workers had noticed that people in their society associated ill-health in women who returned home with improper behaviour, for example, selling sex.
Objectives: We estimated the proportion and concentrations of APM2.5 attributable to household cooking with solid fuels (PM2.5-cook) for the years 1990, 2005, and 2010 in 170 countries, and associated ill health.
