The phrase "associated operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an operation that is linked or related to another concept or process.
Example: "The associated operation must be completed before the final analysis can begin."
Alternatives: "related operation" or "connected operation".
This new approach relies on the concept of Bézier extraction and an associated operation introduced here, spline reconstruction, enabling the use of Bézier projection in standard finite element codes.
Finally, a prototype is developed to extract the machining features and their associated operation data, and the machining know-how database is generated accordingly.
For local tree matching [20], operations such as merge, cut, and merge-and-cut, with associated operation costs, are also defined to find the best approximate match and matching cost.
Any collection of objects and an associated operation that satisfy these four conditions is called a group.
Planning for Operation Trio and the associated Operation West-Bosnien in the Bosanska Krajina occurred during two Axis conferences in March 1942.
These nonconventional data types and their associated operations present new challenges.
In an automated pyroprocessing facility, a supervised control system is needed to handle and manage material flow and associated operations.
You can also combine several flags to perform the associated operations, for example,proff *!- will show the accumulated results, clear them, and turn profiler instrumentation off.
The county's slow recovery had been built on industry: the steel mills and a few smaller, associated operations, and a factory for American Greetings, which employed twelve hundred people to make greeting cards.
The system has a web-based user interface for registering complaints and performing several other associated operations.
On hacking powers it wants to see all associated operations brought under the same legislation — "with the same authorisation process and the same safeguards" — rather than being split with the Intelligence Services Act 1994 regime, as is currently the case.
