The phrase "associated movements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to movements that are linked or related to a particular action or event.
Example: "The study examined the associated movements of the dancers during the performance."
Alternatives: "related movements" or "connected movements".
On the other hand, it includes items that capture the ability to inhibit involuntary and associated movements such as head movement while performing a saccadic task and mirror (associated) movements observed in the un-tested hand.
The disinhibition subscale consists of items for withholding or inhibiting associated movements such as head movement while performing saccadic tracking of objects and corresponding associated movements (mirror movement) while performing rapid alternating movements in diadochokinesia.
Lieutenant General David Rodriguez, in an interview in which he told the A.P. that there were "no affects that we can see at this point" on the Afghan war from the death of Osama bin Laden, said that "the al-Qaida movement is not based on just one individual and we will have to see what that impact is … and how much that will be on the strength of al-Qaida and associated movements.
In addition to the primary movement site, there are associated movements at other points on the face with consistent Smax and Vmax.
Consistent with recent evidence that traveling mentally through time entails associated movements in space, the current results demonstrate the converse relationship apparent movement through space influenced the temporal locus of mental activity.
The disinhibition subscale includes items for withholding or inhibiting associated movements.
The rats also demonstrated an associated movement disorder.
Further studies are warranted to assess clinical course and whether the associated movement disorder is also caused by hypocretin deficiency or by additional neurochemical abnormalities.
The main functional aim of associating movement to MI was to provide sensory feedback including somatosensory inputs likely to facilitate the mental representation of the jump, and further help participants to formalize the spatio-temporal configuration of the movement.
In human geography much attention has been given to the problems of pastoral life and associated population movements.
Patterns 3 and 4 (cocontraction and coactivation) indicated spasticity and associated synergistic movements.
