The phrase "associated reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a decrease or diminishment that is linked to or related to something else.
Example: "The study found an associated reduction in symptoms after the treatment was administered."
Alternatives: "related decrease" or "connected reduction".
The associated reduction in sensitivity is well described for cone photoreceptors where it is termed "bleaching adaptation" [ 20, 21].
Venous distensibility increased during pregnancy, with an associated reduction in elastin content.
The relentless demographics indicate not only a steep rise in numbers of, and demands on, unpaid carers but an associated reduction in the tax revenues as these carers cease contributing to it.
However, increasing diversity comes with an associated reduction in recommendation accuracy; thereby necessitating an optimum tradeoff between the two.
The associated reduction in energy consumption and carbon emission was about 450 GWh and 57,500 t each year, respectively.
In addition, the associated reduction in fraction number produces attractive cost and patient convenience advantages as well.
As mentioned previously, azo dye decolorization could be carried out via ET-associated reduction.
A large Canadian study with 25 years of follow-up put that screening-associated reduction at zero.
This observation is similar to the differentiation-associated reduction in expression of components of the transcriptional machinery that are essential for the activation of myogenic loci37.
This suggests that in this mouse model of OI, the previously demonstrated bisphosphonate-associated reduction in fractures is primarily attributable to increased metaphyseal bone mass.
In humans, the majority of studies demonstrate an age-associated reduction in the number of capillaries surrounding skeletal muscle fibers; however, recent reports in rats suggest that muscle capillarization is well maintained with advanced age.
