The phrase "associated problem of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a problem that is linked or related to a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The associated problem of climate change is affecting global weather patterns."
Alternatives: "related issue of" or "connected problem of".
As self-driving cars improve and humans intervene less, driver inattention and the associated problem of quickly reengaging to respond become even bigger problems.
Furthermore, in order to produce them, millions of acres have been plowed up and converted to agricultural use, hastening the loss of open space and the associated problem of surface erosion.
However, this entails an associated problem of periodic variation in spatial concentrations of the burnable neutron poison Xenon which alters the spatial flux profile substantially within the reactor core, and this phenomenon is known as Xenon oscillation.
At each step of backstepping design, a nonlinear differentiator is adopted to avoid analytical differentiation of the virtual control laws and therefore the associated problem of 'explosion of terms' is completely addressed.
MCMC methods for such models are complicated by the fact that parameter changes will often induce a change in the distribution of the representation of the process and the associated problem of overconditioning.
The closely associated problem of the anisotropy energy is at least qualitatively understood.
To this end, various exercise regimes have been employed to battle the associated problems of aging.
Research by Pew Charitable Trusts has found many states – including Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Michigan, Missouri and West Virginia – grappling with the associated problems of shortages and high staff turnover.
This freeway has a big advantage for transcontinental hitchers: it avoids big cities and the associated problems of finding a place to stay and a suitable "on-ramp".
Most studies have been retrospective and case control in design, despite the associated problems of recall bias and a usually undefined relationship between genotype and outcome.
Currently, therapeutic options for short gut syndrome are limited, ranging from total parenteral nutrition pending intestinal adaption to small bowel transplantation with its associated problems of rejection.
