The phrase "associated sight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a sight or visual element that is linked or related to something else.
Example: "The associated sight of the sunset over the mountains was breathtaking, complementing the serene atmosphere of the evening."
Alternatives: "related vision" or "connected view".
Due to its high prevalence and associated sight-threatening pathologies, myopia has emerged as a major health issue in East Asia.
Using their newly developed imaging system, Nakai and colleagues associated the sight of moving paramecium and prey capture behavior with the activation of a group of neurons in the optic tectum, the visual center of the zebrafish brain.
In contrast LTA, TNF and AGER polymorphisms were not associated with sight-threatening retinopathy in type 1 diabetic patients (Figure 1a).
Despite their use intraoperatively as well as postoperatively, a significant failure rate persists and is associated with sight-threatening infections [8], [9].
Non-attendance at diabetic retinopathy screening is associated with sight-threatening retinopathy.
Artificial iris anterior chamber implants are associated with sight-threatening complications that can present years after their implantation.
The ability to image the complex retinal microvasculature network is an important step in advancing our understanding of normal structure and function as well as pathological changes associated with sight-threatening retinal disease.
Inventor Thomas Mills came up with the idea that if you use a model U-boat to feed gulls and tow the model around the coast, gulls would come to associate the sight of a periscope with a chance of food, flock around approaching U-boats and give away their positions.
Sgt Helen Scothern, head of South Yorkshire Police's air operations unit said: "Many people associate the sight and sound of the helicopter with car chases and criminals on the run, "However, the pilots and observers play a vital role in reducing anti-social behaviour and gathering intelligence".
