The phrase "associated light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to light that is related to or connected with something else, such as a phenomenon or an object.
Example: "The associated light from the stars can provide valuable information about the universe's composition."
Alternatives: "related light" or "connected light".
Being subject to a succession of white ish) overlords has long associated light skin with power, status and desirability among Indians.
Subsequently, Py et al. (2007) showed that L. monocytogenes induces autophagy, as measured by microtubule associated light chain 3 (LC3) lipidation and colocalization of LC3 with intracellular bacteria.
This study opens pre-Jurassic structures in the Turpan–Hami Basin as favorable exploration prospects and illustrates the value of multiple correlation techniques to determine the sources of associated light and heavy hydrocarbons.
These countries are still heavily agricultural, so support for agricultural development and associated light industry is most important.
These ships would be supported by submarines and Vice Admiral David Beatty's battlecruisers and associated light forces.
After positioning each embryo, its associated light pattern could be left on (Fig. 1d.i), or, turned off (Fig. 1d.ii), as desired.
During the demonstration we will use hyperterm to train the robot to associate light input with the push button input and also to show learning and unlearning during this training process.
Evidence has later been presented suggesting that the unicellular ciliate Paramecium can learn to associate light and electric stimulations [ 7].
He then saturates the lace with paint, sometimes creating crusty areas in the kind of mysterious dark and light tonalities associated with light piercing cathedral windows.
In addition, OsHox32 mRNA levels were higher in light and lower in the dark, indicating that OsHox32 may be associated with light regulation.
The study associated red light cameras with a 27% increase in rear-end crashes and a 42% decrease in red-light-running crashes across six Virginia jurisdictions (Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Falls Church and Vienna).
