The phrase "associated instrument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a tool, device, or document that is related to or connected with something else.
Example: "The study utilized an associated instrument to measure the participants' responses accurately."
Alternatives: "related tool" or "connected device".
To reach this goal, the CryoSat products have to meet the highest performance standards, achieved through continual improvements of the associated Instrument Processing Facilities.
The show_bkg function displays the details of the PHA background data sets which have been loaded into Sherpa, by data set ID. Numerous pieces of information are returned, including any filters which may have been applied to the data, the grouping settings, mission-specific header keywords, the details of any associated instrument responses files (ARF, RMF), to name a few.
Moreover, the sign of the bias is counterintuitive to photographic documentation of poor exposure because associated instrument changes have led to an artificial negative ("cool") bias in maximum temperatures and only a slight positive ("warm") bias in minimum temperatures". 1 It is NOT a Quango!
In addition, these intervention cost data will be compared to medical care costs estimated by care utilization rates (tracked with the associated instrument) multiplied by standardized estimates of cost by care type.
Institutions exposed to securitized mortgages and associated instruments saw their positions continue to deteriorate.
In the end, both lawsuits, with Incyte and OGT, were settled for undisclosed sums in 2001.Five years later, Affymetrix is still the dominant force in the industry, though a handful of competitors have gained a respectable piece of the $700m market for microarrays and associated instruments.
However, the diverging goals of the two policy domains and associated instruments currently hinder the development of innovative connections between them.
The basis for modern governance of the high seas, UNCLOS and associated instruments, essentially predate the emergence of bioprospecting as a viable activity, and reflect the norms of the 1970s.
Much of the failure has been attributed not so much to the set of policy reforms and associated instruments prescribed, but to both the environment (covering aspects ranging from macroeconomic, to institutional development, to agro-climatic) in which they have been prescribed, and the willingness of decision-makers to follow them through.
We have argued [ 7] that the reliability of an instrument is an important measurement property as it provides clinicians and researchers with an estimate of measurement error associated with instrument application.
The use of a two-way LITE mechanism with surgical robots can reduce the difficulty and time associated with instrument exchange.
