The phrase "associated methodological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing methods that are linked or related to a particular subject or field of study.
Example: "The research paper outlines the associated methodological approaches used in the study to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "related methods" or "connected methodologies".
We have found that high-quality CE is often compromised by a lower quality research methodology; in addition, due to several associated methodological challenges, RCTs are not the most effective approach to evaluate CE interventions.
The purpose of this review is to describe the published clinical trials and their associated methodological shortcomings in their comparison of CI and IB administration in hospitalized patients.
However, meta-analysis of adverse events has associated methodological challenges.
This review reveals four linked knowledge gaps and associated methodological challenges.
The uniqueness of child health and associated methodological challenges in conducting economic evaluations have already been pointed out [ 11].
In our case both sources of IPD were easily accessed and that directly facilitated the conduct of these analyses and the associated methodological work presented here.
This idea of reflexivity leads some researchers to associate methodological individualism with game theory.
As such, we aim to examine the empirical evidence quantifying the extent of bias associated with methodological and non-methodological characteristics in oral health RCTs.
Complex longitudinal sampling and the observational structure of patient registers in health services research are associated with methodological challenges regarding data management and statistical evaluation.
For every one of the pre-specified questions that concerned an issue associated with methodological quality, the responses were consistent with the practice of trialists in relation to the given issue being generally poor.
Regulatory and process-related aspects are presented where necessary, i.e. if relevant in the context of the evaluation or associated with methodological requirements.
