The phrase "associated link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a hyperlink or connection related to a specific topic or content.
Example: "For more information on this subject, please refer to the associated link provided at the end of the article."
Alternatives: "related link" or "connected link".
Please see the associated link for our online complaint form (pictured above).
The data, which has not been revealed publicly until now, was found during an analysis of archived versions of Google's transparency report and details the numeric breakdown of each request and associated link by country and issue type.
Simulated MCS and associated link level parameters are deduced from simulations (Table 4).
Clicking the associated link downloaded a Trojan horse called Gameover Zeus, which in turn installed Cryptolocker onto the victim's PC.
A description of each segment is provided in the following sections, followed by an analysis of the associated link budget.
Will each story have an associated link, and will people need a tablet reader to open up those links and read them?
"The majority of these requests are honored with the associated links being removed from Google's search results," the site reports.
But the changes were not better for companies or alternative travel sites that were pushed off the first page of results by Google's flight box and associated links.
In this article, we have addressed the problem of the feedback design and studied the associated link-level performance and the realistic system-level performance of CoMP in LTE-Advanced.
(1) The forward distribution system is usually characterized by its sources (=dispatching locations), destinations (=points of reception) and associated links.
In order to control the number of backbone nodes and the associated links, the value of k is utilized as a performance knob.
