The phrase "associated measurements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to measurements that are related or connected to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The study included various associated measurements to ensure comprehensive data analysis."
Alternatives: "related measurements" or "connected measurements".
After pitching several ideas based off of motion tracking to Bruce Land, he told us of a measurement technique called electrooculography and mentioned he had the dry electrodes needed to perform the associated measurements.
The decisions taken during the experimental phase of a study can significantly affect the ability of a CAA calculation to reproduce the prevalent flow conditions and associated measurements.
The basic approach is to identify the NLOS condition and then remove associated measurements [7, 8].
begin{array}rcl@ D &=& text{dimensionality of the concatenated vector of} &&text{all associated measurements} end{array} (11).
Women are requested to give consent for 1) participation in the study, including gathering data, blood sampling, associated measurements and extraction of relevant data from medical records, 2) storage of blood and placenta tissue in a biobank and 3) external examination of their baby at birth.
Associated measurements of precipitate size, hardness and yield strength in samples only containing β″ precipitates gave new, empirical relations between these parameters.
The associated measurement scale is T (x ) ∝ log (1 + bx ), and the associated input-output functions satisfy G x)∝(1+ b x) k.
Measurement procedures in cross-border energy exchanges usually neglect the associated measurement uncertainties, which is likely to result in financial damage to one, or both, transmission system operators.
The accuracy of estimated modal parameters using different output-only system identification techniques is dependent on the amplitude of the structural response and the associated measurement noise.
The growth of the corrosion defects is modelled through an hierarchical Bayesian framework and the ILI associated measurement errors are comprehensively considered.
As promised by the theory of compressed sensing, fewer measurements enable message recovery, with an associated measurement noise.
