The phrase "associated series" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a group of related items, events, or concepts that are linked together in some way.
Example: "The research paper discusses the associated series of experiments that led to the discovery of the new compound."
Alternatives: "related series" or "connected series".
The first effect is due to the generation of surface field at the G/n-Si interface and reduction in the associated series resistance.
We also refer to [24] in which zeta and q-zeta function, associated series and integrals have been investigated by Srivastava and Choi.
Therefore, we design a slight variation of the weak-factor operator, called clean-factor, and prove that its associated series terminates for all input graphs.
A distinct method for the study of exponential stability relies on the convergence of some associated series and this was used in [28] for difference equations and in [4] for variational difference equations.
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These two zones can be associated in series and/or in parallel according to the configuration.
We present in Figure 9 their associated (normalized) series, together with the standard deviation obtained for each of the coefficients.
Either a capacitor or a reactor is associated in series with an AC switch (see Fig. 2), typically comprising two antiparallel thyristors.
In fact, within a PV module, when cells are associated in series, the current remains the same while the voltage is multiplied by the number of cells.
One way to study dynamical models is through their associated time series in order to find out the model evolution (equilibrium points, orbits, trajectories, etc).
The first mode is clearly significant in both χA and χO and their associated time series have strong annual oscillations with temporally varying amplitudes.
