The phrase "associated shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a change or transition is linked to a particular factor or condition.
Example: "The associated shift in consumer behavior has prompted companies to adapt their marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "related change" or "connected transition".
A smaller study also associated shift work with elevated ALT levels [59].
Previous research has associated shift work with an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease, metabolic and gastrointestinal disorders, depression, and cancer [1], [2], [3], [4], it is not surprising that nurses in the present study do not adapt as well to a night-shift hospital schedule as to a day-shift.
ER: Emergency room, SSTI: Skin and soft tissue infection The distribution of SSTI sites is shown in Table 2 and reflects an age associated shift.
The triad of factors associated with coagulation postulated by Virchow, including venous stasis, activation of coagulation and inflammatory pathways, as well as an associated shift to a pro-coagulant endothelium, are all relevant to cancer surgery.
This model predicts changes in the experimentally inferred Δx‡, depending on ligand concentration and the associated shift of the dominant barrier between the two reaction coordinates.
This paper examines mid Holocene human subsistence and hydrology along the Wadi Sana drainage, including increased aridity, an associated shift from alluvial aggradation to incision, and its role the appearance of irrigation strategies that supplemented herding economies.
A previously undocumented defect signal enhancement phenomenon, resulting from associated shifts in electrical resonant frequency, was observed and characterized.
Since redox associated shifts among most of known Se species can occur at environmentally relevant conditions, it is important to identify these species in order to assess their potential toxicity to organisms.
For the first time researchers are quantifying the relationships among transnational circuits of capital, associated shifts in agroecological landscapes, and the genetic evolution and spatial spread of a xenospecific pathogen.
The tree species of this zone are likely to respond rapidly to any change in ambient temperatures and associated shifts in ecosystem boundaries.
There is also epidemiological evidence associating shift work and night work during pregnancy with preterm birth, low birth weight, and spontaneous abortion [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].
