The phrase "associated need for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a requirement or necessity that is linked to a particular context or situation.
Example: "The project highlights the associated need for improved communication among team members."
Alternatives: "related requirement for" or "connected necessity for".
Solving climate change and the associated need for increasing renewable energy supply make energy storage a critical technological component of the future energy landscape.
The resulting lack of flexibility and extensibility, and the associated need for ground-level reprogramming, constitutes a major barrier for potential model users.
Whether they're exploring how to leverage the Internet of Things (IoT) or managing the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend, companies that cling to the traditional three-tier data center architecture are likely to find themselves at a competitive disadvantage, because that architecture can't keep up with the amount of data created or the associated need for flexible, agile storage.
"By establishing a multi-disciplinary center dedicated to batteries and fuel cells, we are making a commitment not only to renewable energy and the associated need for energy storage, but to the larger goal of a more sustainable humanity," said Mary Boyce, dean of Columbia Engineering.
While these advances using liquid electrolytes are fundamentally important (and use of the torsional muscles in a microfluidic circuit was demonstrated) [1], more general practical utilization is restricted by the use of a liquid electrolyte bath and the associated need for a containment system, which dramatically degrades the gravimetric and volumetric performance of the overall actuator device.
An increasingly elderly population has resulted in greater cardiovascular disease prevalence and an associated need for cardiac surgery [ 1, 2].
To assess the frequency and spectrum of referrals to rehabilitation disciplines in a concussion clinic population and factors associated with need for referral.
SI was not associated with need for mechanical ventilation or renal replacement therapy.
Analyzed in the development population, each item of the draft definition was independently associated with need for ECMO or death.
To evaluate independent clinical and laboratory variables associated with need for organ support and consequently admission to the Emergency Room.
Persistent elevation of plasma NGAL above 1000 ng/mL on 0 and 12 hours was significantly associated with need for early renal replacement therapy.
