The phrase "associated obligations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to responsibilities or duties that are linked to a particular agreement, contract, or situation.
Example: "The contract outlines the associated obligations of both parties to ensure compliance with the terms."
Alternatives: "related responsibilities" or "connected duties".
This opposition is not a given; indeed, modern pharmacists have successfully staked claims to privileges – and associated civic obligations – on the basis of their dual vocation as businesspersons and health professionals (Faure 1996).
[Aboriginal health worker] HCU was also influenced by competing priorities, which included social issues, family obligations associated with Aboriginal culture and obligations to attend grieving ceremonies.
Tort law, after all, remains backward-looking: the obligations it contemplates (including obligations associated with representations concerning current intentions or future actions) are limited to preventing losses.
But she adds that the obligations of, say, the social worker exceed the positive obligations associated with her job.
Maybe you share financial obligations associated with raising a family and you both work outside of the home, then share in the household and child care obligations as well.
In turn, the obligations associated with buying and running a car – tax, insurance, maintenance – are avoided.
Hedging also helps investors to avoid the tax obligations associated with offloading stock.
But owning up to future obligations associated with government backing is something that lawmakers are likely to fight vigorously.
Faced with having to assume the S.E.C. reporting obligations associated with being public without the benefits of a stock exchange listing, Google simply decided to go all the way.
In an interview with Sky News on Tuesday, Brandis emphasised that the government had not made any decisions about second-generation Australians and had instead opted to "lead a national conversation about the rights and obligations associated with citizenship".
