The phrase "associated surge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a surge that is linked or related to something else, such as a phenomenon, event, or condition.
Example: "The associated surge in demand for electric vehicles has prompted manufacturers to increase production capacity."
Alternatives: "related surge" or "connected surge".
While acknowledging the prosperity that Amazon has brought Seattle, many also lament the distorting effects of rising property prices, associated surge in homelessness, and increased congestion.
But perhaps profits had been boosted by accommodating monetary policy, a credit boom and the associated surge in asset prices.
The sharp increase in prospective long-term rates of return on high-tech investments would not have emerged as it did in the early 1990s, and the associated surge in stock prices would surely have been largely absent.
Previous studies have looked at specific years when new strains have emerged and there have been an associated surge in cases.
Hence each tidal cycle has one high water value and one associated skew surge value.
It is associated with surge in heart rate and blood pressure for a brief period of time.
The overwhelming interest in the use of microalgae to handle associated nutrient surge from anaerobic digestion technologies for the treatment of wastewater, is driven by the need for efficient nutrient recovery, greenhouse gas mitigation, wastewater treatment and biomass reuse.
This is why sea level rise and the associated storm surges directly lead into a global adaptation problem because what we have to do is we have to rearrange our supply network in a way that is robust against terror attacks of nature, if you like.
A study has been performed6 on the frequency and intensity of Atlantic hurricanes and associated storm surges using a multi-model analysis of Geoengineering Model Intercomparison Project (GeoMIP) scenarios G3 and G47, where stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) is applied relatively uniformly to both hemispheres.
The country is exposed to tropical cyclones and associated storm surges not only because of its geomorphological placement but also due to its demographic and socioeconomic characteristics.
In addition, new variants of norovirus emerge every 3 5 years and are sometimes associated with surges in incidence (11 ), a pattern that was detected by a local ED-based syndromic surveillance system in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, during the winter of 2006 2007 (2006 2007
