The phrase "associated source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a source that is linked or related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "In the research paper, the authors cited several studies, including the associated source that provided foundational data for their findings."
Alternatives: "related source" or "connected source".
Data sets 1 and 2 are simultaneously fit with their associated source models convolved by different PSF models.
When modeling (or subtracting) the grating background, Sherpa adds the two background up/down counts arrays and scales the result to the associated source data.
To group a background data set separately from the associated source data set, the background ID must be supplied to group.
Output: A Tab Separated Values (TSV) or VOTable TABLEDATA format table containing the sources and associated source properties requested in the catalog query.
The CSC also includes associated source region and full-field data products for each source, including images, photon event lists, light curves, and spectra.
Hill-hole pairs, comprising an ice-pushed hill and associated source depression, cluster in a belt along the west coast of Banks Island, NT.
PM2.5 trace constituents provided similar and consistent associations with hospital admissions, as did associated source-apportioned mass categories, suggesting the equivalence of either of these approaches once the overall tracer source component relationships have been identified via multivariate methods, such as factor analysis or PMF.
Table 1 contains the definitions for the key parameter input values and associated sources.
Psychological morbidity and associated sources of stress have not been investigated extensively in physiotherapy students.
Wave data and models used to define sea state characteristics are discussed and particular attention is given to the associated sources of uncertainties.
Table 1 summarizes the various conceptualizations of tensions with key associated sources and definitions.
