The phrase "associated picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an image that is linked or related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "In the report, please include the associated picture that illustrates the findings."
Alternatives: "related image" or "connected picture".
Because preschoolers can't read song titles, the player's backlighted display can show an associated picture icon, one per selection.
Each trial started with a face as a cue, and participants were encouraged to recall details of the associated picture.
Then the researchers present the cue word nickel and ask the participant to avoid thinking about the associated picture.
Next, they were shown the faces again and told to either actively think of the associated picture or to consciously avoid thinking of it.
After presentation of all associations, participants were then shown a face and asked to recall details of the corresponding associated picture.
When seeing an instructional cue 'Think' (green rectangle), participants were required to recall and think of the previously learned picture, and when seeing an instructional cue 'NoThink' (red rectangle), they were instructed to not let the associated picture enter consciousness.
THOMAS B. ALLEN Bethesda, Md .Your article and the associated pictures captured the sweat, frustration, dirt, anger, fear and pride of soldiers serving in combat.
More recently, the concept of "implicit prejudice" has become popular after experiments showed that it takes most people slightly longer to associate pictures of Black people (vs. White people) with good words (vs. bad words).
As The Register has pointed out (note: not suitable for work), Cuil's attempts to associate pictures with search results are getting "cuiler" by the minute.
The study found that many whites are likely to associate pictures of blacks with violent crime.
In a study Kaptchuk and his colleagues just published, 49 people learned to associate pictures of specific faces with either high or low levels of heat-related pain applied to their forearms.
