The phrase "associated matter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or issues that are related or connected to a specific subject.
Example: "The report covers the main findings as well as any associated matter that may impact our conclusions."
Alternatives: "related issue" or "connected topic".
Much to our surprise the energy that dominates in the expanding universe is not associated matter of any sort, pedestrian or exotic.
"It goes without saying that we deeply regret the further loss of life in what is clearly a public order rather than labour relations associated matter".
"It goes without saying that we deeply regret the further loss of life in what is clearly a public order rather than a labour relations associated matter".
Who should pay for storage projects, and the associated matter of how they should be classified within the electric grid system, are important and complex policy questions that the state must soon grapple with.
Philosophers banged on about it before things got written down, trying to get their heads round the enormity of the great, primeval mess, determined not to come over all feeble and judgmental, and so limit their chances of coming up with something wonderful to say about life and associated matters.
With pure freedom and spontaneity Peirce tended to associate mind, and with firmly entrenched habits he tended to associate matter (or, more generally, the physical).
Firstly, his conception of evil as privation and as associated with matter conflicts with his initial conception of matter as a substance.
Our primary aim was to test for associations between markers of diffuse neurodegeneration in the tracts and their associated grey matter structures.
They are usually associated with matter rather than force.
The varying degrees of evaporation of high As groundwater sources are indicative of differing recharge contributions (and thus indirectly inferred associated organic matter contributions).
This variation in the size and aggregation of nanoparticles depend on the nature and amount of associated organic matter [30] which again varies with the conditions of synthesis.
