The phrase "associated specimen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, taxonomy, or collections where a specimen is linked to a particular study, research, or classification.
Example: "The associated specimen was collected during the same expedition and provides additional context for the findings."
Alternatives: "related specimen" or "connected specimen".
Each of the libraries have archives that document the associated specimen collections.
Table 1 presents test parameters and the associated specimen descriptions.
Only a single associated specimen of A. pagetana is available for study.
We employ several DNA barcode-like markers in our biodiversity survey of Hawaiian red algae and are making these sequences and associated specimen data available through HADB as a reference database.
Accurately transcribing label data in sufficient detail to facilitate searching across several dimensions, especially in the absence of associated specimen images, is essential to discovery and research uses (e.g., Shanmughavel, 2007; Scoble and Bourgoin, 2010; Feeley and Silman, 2011; Schuh, 2012).
As visitors continue on past the mural, text panels and associated specimens illustrate the science of vertebrate paleontology, telling us what we know and how we know it.
For associated specimens preserving both right and left elements, each side was counted separately in the matrix.
Even though Triceratops dominates this census, associated specimens of Triceratops consisting of both cranial and postcranial elements remain relatively rare (see Tables S1, S2).
Associated specimens are clearly marked as having been found in association.
Associated specimens of Triceratops consisting of both cranial and postcranial elements remain relatively rare.
Not all such specimens came from the same patients because of difficulties associated with specimen collection, 14 severe cases and 7 critical cases provided both plasma and CSF specimens.
