"associated liability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation in which one entity is held responsible for the debts, obligations, or other liabilities of another. For example, "The shareholders of the company are responsible for any associated liabilities incurred."
The government in Buenos Aires estimates that the associated liability could run to as high as $15bn.
This study clearly showed that Al-PAM assisted filtration is a viable solution to reduce the inventory of MFT and associated liability while maximizing recovery (recycle) of process-affected water.
By increasing the number of independent sellers in the market that are obliged to buy off-lease inventory, BMW has greater control over residual values, which lowers its depreciation costs and associated liability.
With businesses struggling to understand the Obamacare responsibilities and associated liability, the new focus on changing the salary threshold and managerial duties test for overtime liability looms with budgeting, futuring and determining margins.
The degree to which business participants ought to be free to limit or eliminate fiduciary duties and associated liabilities remains a hotly contested matter in many jurisdictions.
Governments and market stakeholders in many countries are grappling with policy alternatives that settle conflicting property rights, minimize negative market externalities and associated liabilities, maximize the economic benefits of innovation and allow producer and consumer choice.
Detailed knowledge of risks associated with liability claims should assist practicing cardiologists in improving the quality of care, reducing patient injury, and reducing the incidence of claims.
Equipping foreign subsidiaries with such assets allows them to overcome the disadvantage associated with liability of foreignness.
Out of necessity, a functioning system, environmental due diligence auditing, has evolved over time to assess environmental risk and reduce associated financial liability.
16 38Smoking bans can also reduce the initiation of smoking in prison, improve health among correctional officers and other prison staff, improve fire safety, and reduce costs associated with liability insurance, facility maintenance, and healthcare.
This paper concentrates on a model where residuals associated with liabilities of the binary traits are assumed to be independent.
