The phrase "associated practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a practice or method that is linked or related to a particular field, concept, or activity.
Example: "The research focused on the associated practice of mindfulness in educational settings."
Alternatives: "related practice" or "connected practice".
Local ecological knowledge and associated practice are essential to sustain and enhance ecosystem services on the ground.
Recall that orthodox contract law's preference for the expectation remedy, and the associated practice of efficient breach, permits a breaching promisor to retain for herself ex post gains produced by her breach.
The initial subtypes and associated practice guidelines defined here were identified by consensus of a panel of recognized melanoma experts, and supported by detailed analysis of the peer-reviewed scientific literature.
European Tour golfers play on average 100 tournament days and 50 associated practice days with around 20 weeks of practice at home.
For courts confronted with the need to demarcate legitimate from illegitimate scientific claims in admissibility decisions, the falsifiability rule, and its associated practice of testing, seemed a godsend.
The recent House of Commons Health Committee's report on Health Inequalities[ 10], while commenting favourably on policy commitments to reduce health inequalities, was critical of the ways in which policy and associated practice interventions have been implemented, many without rigorous evaluation.
Mulching and rotation were considered as associated practices within systems.
A form of purposive sampling known as snowball sampling was used to gain access to men who had undergone penile cutting, inserts or associated practices.
Intensivists' base specialty of training is associated with practice pattern variations.
In all four villages studied, respondents associated the practice of enclosures with changing livelihood opportunities and constraints.
