The phrase "associated room for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing space or capacity related to a specific association or context, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The hotel has associated room for additional guests during peak season."
Alternatives: "related space for" or "designated area for".
OPMs have a dismal reputation in education circles because they have long been associated with for-profit boiler-room-type operations.
They have oak wellington racks and associated accessories for a boot room (oh, to have a boot room!) and pretty little bobbins of vintage-style ribbons (I can't even sew).
The line between negligence and fraud can be slender, but the fifty-two-page indictment of Parnell and his associates left little room for debate over how much they knew about the contamination, when they knew it, and what they did to stop it — or didn't.
Soller hopes that, beyond aiding in military applications, the monitor will be useful in civilian ambulances, emergency rooms, and intensive-care units, and in the operating room for surgeries associated with high blood loss.
Our results indicate that twice-daily use was associated with significantly higher utilization of health care resources and associated costs for inpatient hospitalizations, emergency room visits, outpatient services, physician office visits, endoscopy procedures, and pharmacy services.
Often times, the idea of leaving room for error is associated with expecting something WORSE or LESS than what you wanted to happen... but what about the flip side of that coin?
Mothers from household which had no separate room for cooking significantly associated with low birth weight (AOR =2.5; (95 % CI = 1.35 6.40).
In the long run, adequate access to health care may reduce the misuse and spending associated with emergency room (ED) visits for non-emergency cases.
To see which arthropod taxa were most closely associated with certain room types, we generated ranked lists of the 10 most common families for each room type to qualitatively compare between rooms.
The bottom line is that sleeplessness is commonly associated with menopause, and there is plenty of room for more research in this area.
