The phrase "associated outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing results or consequences that are linked to a particular action, event, or condition.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the associated outcomes of the new treatment on patient recovery rates."
Alternatives: "related results" or "connected consequences".
To describe current trends in nonopioid substance exposures and associated outcomes among teenagers nationwide.
Kunik CL, Flowers L, Kazanjian T. Time to rehabilitation admission and associated outcomes for patients with traumatic brain injury.
The VA integrated health-care system and active surveillance program provides an opportunity to delineate nasal carriage patterns and associated outcomes of death, infection, and conversion in carriage.
Remote sensing, in addition to surveys, interviews and focus groups, can be a useful research tool for understanding human behavior and associated outcomes.
Until recently, there have been few studies of factors that might contribute to the success of PES and associated outcomes.
This conference revisits the role that a full employment mandate should play in guiding monetary policy and examines the associated outcomes.
Similar to Trichrome-associated outcomes, the average ratio within a 300 × 700 μm subregion was computed for statistical analysis.
Conclusion: Mailing asthma self-assessment surveys to patients with poorly controlled asthma was not associated with better asthma-associated outcomes or processes of care in the Medicaid population studied.
We observed inverse associations between only a few organochlorines and state-associated outcomes, and predominantly for self-quieting activity.
The exposure-associated declines were less pronounced for abilities associated with attention, including state- and motor-associated outcomes.
Inverse associations were less pronounced for state- and motor-associated outcomes.
