The phrase "associated labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing work or tasks that are linked or related to a particular subject or project.
Example: "The associated labor required for this project includes research, design, and implementation phases."
Alternatives: "related work" or "connected labor".
Congress has also been grappling with the issue of the expanding workweek, though much of its effort is aimed not at workers but at helping employers who seek to reduce the associated labor costs.
Each deal comes with its own SIM (similar to phones), and its own associated labor, time and operational cost.
Note, however, that an important part of associated labor demand was fulfilled through immigration flows, which offset these effects.
The development in supporting knowledge economy requires the development of smart education and its associated labor force together with industries for innovation.
This kind of demand aggregation seems to be appealing because it still allows the production manager to develop the associated labor schedules and procurement plans with adequate accuracy.
Stones et al. associated labor of over 12 hours with increased risk of PPH [ 18].
This will allow greater control in maintaining costs and efficiency by associating labor directly with product cost, rather than overhead.
Labor Day is often associated with labor unions, but it actually is a day to honor all workers.
We sought to estimate the risk of uterine rupture associated with labor induction in women attempting trial of labor after cesarean (TOLAC) accounting for length of labor.
Maternal and perinatal deaths associated with labor complications such as malpresentation, obstructed labor, and suspected uterine rupture are generally preventable with timely caesarean section [ 5].
In any model of capitalism, one finds that when production is up and the costs associated with labor rise, capitalists favor a surplus of labor to keep capital's costs down.
