The phrase "associated release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the release of something that is linked or connected to another event or process.
Example: "The study examined the associated release of neurotransmitters during the experiment."
Alternatives: "related release of" or "connected release of".
The impact of these considerations is two-fold: (i) the associated release of photons during this epoch leads to interesting and unique deviations of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) energy spectrum from a perfect blackbody, which, in particular at cm and decimeter wavelength, may become observable in the near future.
Furthermore, pressure-overload and stretch associated release of angiotensin II has been shown to induce myocyte apoptosis [ 8- 10].
This research team has now also established a tenuous but potentially compelling link between exercise and the associated release of calcium in muscle tissue and regulation of myoglobin levels within the cells.
Accordingly, there is an immediate need to reduce the current rates of forest loss and degradation, and the associated release of carbon dioxide.
Recombination of the photoelectron hole pair with an associated release of heat is the most common process by which the activated state is dissipated.
There is an immediate need to reduce the current rates of forest loss, and the associated release of carbon dioxide, but for many areas of the world these rates are largely unknown.
In addition, the disease-associated release of cytokines in the spinal cord supports the generation of central sensitization.
Moreover, the level of αS released into the CM was significantly reduced by APN, with a clear decrease in exosome-associated release of αS 28 (Fig. 2G).
Given that an increase in bone resorption is a characteristic of aging in both men and women, aging-associated release of bone lead into the circulation is a potentially important source of soft-tissue lead exposure and toxicity.
This makes it increasingly difficult to predict and ameliorate the risks to confidentiality associated with release of the data.
Cardiac surgery and cardiopulmonary bypass are associated with release of inflammatory mediators and microcirculatory alterations that result in organ dysfunction.
