The phrase "associated round" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a round that is linked or connected to something else, such as a discussion, event, or competition.
Example: "The associated round of the tournament will take place next week, featuring the top teams from the previous matches."
Alternatives: "related round" or "connected round".
They are based on algorithms, such as FastTwoSum, which are proved to provide, with rounding to nearest, the sum of two floating-point numbers and the associated rounding error.
Its location on Florence Place, off Ditchling Road just north of the railway line, places it marginally outside Brighton and Hove City Council's definition of the Round Hill area, but the site has always been associated with Round Hill.
These neurons do not show dTdc2 driven GFP fluorescence or anti-DVMAT immunostaining, or have the oval varicosities, but rather are associated with round blebs (Fig. 6B).
These findings are at variance with some of the human literature describing degenerate tendons [ 8, 18] where increased tenascin-C may be associated with round cells and a more fibrocartilaginous phenotype or a different disease state.
A thyroid hypoechoic mass of 30 mm in the maximum longitudinal size was detected in the right lobe of the gland, associated with round and enlarged lymph nodes in laterocervical part of the neck, especially on the right side.
Everyone associates round glasses with Harry Potter, and Harry Potter with nerds.
Craig Jacoby, a partner at Cooley LLP, said he regularly advises founders to raise seed capital through convertible debt and called it a "cheaper and faster way" to raise money, which avoids the legal paperwork and fees associated with rounds of equity funding.
Forested habitats that are linked with riparian environments are also associated with round-snouted sauropods in both the Morrison (Brachiosaurus altithorax, Camarasaurus, Suuwassea) and Tendaguru (Brachiosaurus brancai, Dicraeosaurus, Tornieria) Formations.
The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that the increased mortality associated with round-time ICU admissions will disappear with the two-intensivist coverage system.
