The phrase "associated insurance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to insurance that is linked or related to a specific entity, event, or condition.
Example: "The company offers various types of associated insurance to cover potential risks related to their services."
Alternatives: "related insurance" or "connected insurance".
(The group also cheekily reminded some Democrats that they had supported an earlier version of the accounts in the 1990s, when some legislators hoped the accounts and their associated insurance plans might offer alternatives to health maintenance organizations).
After passing her driving test in April, she says the cost of a car and its associated insurance was "a big worry" before she discovered that telematics could help reduce bills.
Seeing clients in public reduces safety concerns (for both parties) and also means that you do not need a room in your home and the associated insurance and tax implications.
It appears that people have learned to associate insurance with a sense of safety and therefore the apprehension that is experienced when one considers possible misfortune is abated by the awareness that one is insured against these calamities.
On the other hand, reported illness is associated with insurance status (p = 0.01), such that those with insurance have a higher probability of reporting an illness.
There was some evidence that that the association between employment and insurance coverage (p = 0.05) varied with location, with occupation group associated with insurance coverage amongst urban, but not rural, women.
First, we examined demographic characteristics of VimoSEWA-insured and uninsured women to identify factors associated with insurance coverage, particularly those which could potentially affect treatment-seeking.
While observational data from past decades in the United States suggest that those without insurance generally have higher mortality and worse health outcomes (7– 17), there is no published literature examining health outcomes associated with insurance coverage in this context.
Financial advisers not associated with insurance companies will generally argue for putting little in annuities: they feel they can get better returns through a diversified portfolio of securities.
Until last month, a meerkat was just a small mammal associated with insurance and a periscope was something one would expect to find on a submarine.
