The phrase "associated rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or economics, particularly when discussing rates that are linked or correlated with one another.
Example: "In calculus, we often study associated rates to understand how different variables influence each other over time."
Alternatives: "related rates" or "correlated rates".
Radiative heat losses are found to lower the flame temperature, inducing a reduction of the PAH species and associated rates of soot formation.
From QCM measurements, mass loss at a constant rate, ascribed to the release and dissolution of Ag particles from the nanocomposite film into the surrounding solution, was observed before and after BSA adsorption, with two different associated rates.
Most subsurface characterization methods are generally limited in their ability to provide unambiguous, real-time delineation of specific processes affecting mass-transfer, transformation, and mass removal, and accurate estimation of associated rates.
To evaluate hospitalizations at nonfederal facilities for lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) in American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) children and to compare associated rates and risk factors in AI/AN children and white children.
The RSV associated rates slightly increased for the 1-<2 and 5<-10 agroupsups and but decreased for the children younger than 1 year old (Table S1).
As the use of these agents has increased, it is possible that use of other more traditional agents may have declined, thus reducing associated rates of resistance.
The associated rate constant influences the interface dissipation.
Many of these steps have associated rate constants that result in subsecond responses to incoming signals or externally applied changes.
The signal S acts to degrade X∗ and k sx denotes the associated rate constant.
As described in the definitions, each reaction j has an associated rate constant ρ j.
Upper extremity AV fistulae have long periods of usefulness, high flow rates, and low associated complication rates.
