The phrase "associated loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing losses that are linked or related to a specific event, situation, or condition.
Example: "The company reported an associated loss due to the unexpected market downturn."
Alternatives: "related loss" or "connected loss".
Intensification of agriculture and associated loss of habitat heterogeneity is a key driver of global declines in insect pollinators.
A 2010 Pediatrics review article focusing on children and adolescents noted that fewer than 10% of sports-related concussions had associated loss of consciousness.
Concurrent "add back" hormonal therapy (e.g., northindrone acetate at 5 mg daily) has been shown to be effective in reducing this associated loss of BMD.
However some authors [ 20] have associated loss or reduced expression of E-cadherin in SCCs with a higher frequency of regional metastases.
Associated loss of GSTP1 activity and its protection from electrophilic and oxidative DNA damage would render cells susceptible to further transformations.
Since the loss factor that is associated with a normalized modulus is causal, when the normalized moduli are identical so are the associated loss factors.
Some studies have shown that human Crohn's disease associated "loss-of-function" mutations in Nod2 show reduced transcription of IL-10 in response to bacteria [46] [48].
Sarcopenia is a recently defined medical condition described as age-associated loss of skeletal muscle mass and function.
Age-associated loss of autophagy leads to accumulation of damaged mitochondria, which triggers cell death and inflammation (Green et al., 2011).
The relative delay and attenuation of ERP modulations accompanied by behavioral costs in older participants might indicate an age-associated loss in flexible resource allocation across multiple tasks.
We hypothesized that PD-associated loss of mortalin function initiates impaired mitochondrial protein homeostasis.
