The phrase "associated implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific implementation that is linked or related to a particular concept, system, or project.
Example: "The associated implementation of the new software features will be rolled out next month."
Alternatives: "related implementation" or "connected implementation".
Some of the community initiatives introduced in primary care, as well as scientific evidence and associated implementation factors are described.
ROIA evaluates proposed response plans based on validatable local impact- and dependency-assessments of dependencies inside an organization's business- and IT-infrastructure, but leaves aside the effectiveness of a response against an attack and neither considers associated implementation costs.
The main contribution of this article is to present a prototype of an SDN-based architecture in a real-life test-bed, where we evaluate the associated implementation costs and we confirm through experimentation that novel complex services can be created with relatively low effort.
The best feature is the provision of a downloadable comprehensive scientifically rigorous evidence-based CPG for nutrition support, along with associated implementation tools.
Moreover, it enables the designer to simultaneously incorporate multiple material types and sizes as well as their associated implementation costs into the design, and it facilitates restrictions on the design associated with structural and/or aesthetic considerations.
MapReduce, which was first developed by Google, is a programming model and an associated implementation for processing large datasets [45].
This study examines the timing of software implementation by individual VHA laboratories and factors associated with implementation.
There was only one significant difference by implementation status: presence of dialysis services was associated with implementation.
In addition, we determined whether facility characteristics were associated with implementation of TBIC and identified barriers to implementation.
Facility-level organizational characteristics were not associated with implementation, and this suggests that decisions for implementation of this software are not related to facility-level quality improvement measures.
More controversially, by allowing the deletion of links in this case, the ECJ opened the gamut to a challenging regulatory debate about privacy, freedom of expression, and access to legally-published information, not to mention complex questions associated with implementation.
