"associated parts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to two items or elements that are related to each other, either by working together or being part of a whole. For example: "The car was made up of many associated parts, each playing an important role in the vehicle's efficiency."
About 20 percent of the "nuclear island," meaning the reactor and immediately associated parts, will come from Westinghouse, according to a company spokesman, H. Vaughn Gilbert.
The name Ethernet was derived from the old electromagnetic theoretical substance called luminiferous ether, which was formerly believed to be the invisible universal element that bound together the entire universe and all its associated parts.
On his father's view, a complex idea produced by association is simply a collection is its associated parts.
The methodology considers seismic hazard, structural response, resulting damage, and repair costs associated with restoring the building to its original condition, using a fully consistent, probabilistic analysis of the associated parts of the problem.
Replacing the bearings and associated parts should stop the noise.
In addition, XML topic maps are used to describe relationships between different sources, or "semantically associated" parts of these sources.
This part does not have an associated part detector but it allows us to model relative distances between people, similar to Patron-Perez et al. [5] and Sener and İkizler [21].
His nurse Sheila – "bright and sparky … a bit brusque, not fluffy" – keeps him sane by encouraging him to play an A to Z game, associating parts of his body with a memory.
The objective is to build manufacturing clusters by associating part families with machine cells, with the aim of minimizing the inter-cellular movements of parts by grouping efficacy measures.
The impact with the barrier also damaged the front left corner - the suspension and associated aerodynamic parts.
You can file application with its associate parts electronically or by mail.
