The phrase "associated section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part of a document, report, or text that is related to a particular topic or subject matter.
Example: "Please refer to the associated section for more detailed information on the topic."
Alternatives: "related section" or "corresponding section".
The Young European Biotech Network (YEBN) has been set up as an associated section of the European Federation of Biotechnology (EFB) to bring together young European biotechnology scientists.
GLP, PGG and JMF were involved in generating the unigene set from maritime pine Sanger ESTs, and GLP wrote the associated section of the manuscript.
Additional variants were generated using simple transformations (e.g. case, plural, numbered sections, etc).. Once a method heading is detected at the start of a sentence or paragraph, the associated section classification continues until an alternative (non-method) section heading is detected.
RG, CTD and VP carried out the COS analysis and wrote associated sections of the manuscript.
YCL, YvdP and PR carried out the COS analysis and wrote associated sections of the manuscript.
We soon realized that a small error was occurring in the video and the second question that was associated with section 2 was appearing at the first second of section 3 (rather than before it).
Thus the viewing pattern up to section 2 would be "S1-A1-A1-S1-S2" where abbreviationreviation for the answers given by learners to the questions associated with section 1.
"They've made criminals out of everyone associated with Section 8," said Jesse Smith, a leader of the local N.A.A.C.P., which is a plaintiff in the lawsuit.
The marginals of the second model are free, and the different pairwise of marginals are associated (see Section 3).
Implicit differentiation of an experimentally-verified predictive model for longitudinal shear failure and of associated FRPRC section equations is used to generate incremental expressions which underpin the iterative scheme.
Obtained results are used to identify a dimensionless reduction factor, β and the associated equivalent section properties that can be used to evaluate the critical buckling load of cellular columns.
