The phrase "associated tactics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to strategies or methods that are linked or related to a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The report outlines the associated tactics that can be employed to improve team performance."
Alternatives: "related strategies" or "connected methods".
We focus on five strategies: two integrative (expanding the agenda or problem solving) and three distributive (contending, conceding or compromising) and measure the audit partner's intent to use these strategies' associated tactics.
Despite the intervening law reforms designed to improve complainants' experience in court, we found that, relative to their historical counterparts, contemporary child complainants of sexual abuse are actually subjected to far lengthier cross-examinations involving a much broader range of strategies and associated tactics.
Statistical analysis revealed that seven factors were significantly associated with tactic selection.
Since the four temporal scales are strongly correlated to either the first or the second PCA axis, the axes can be used to operationally define four thermal tactics associated with the four quarters of the PCA plot (tactics I IV; see Figure 2 and Figures S2, S3, S4, S5, S6).
Tactics associated with the Islamic State have made these judgments particularly tricky.
Russano and her colleagues used the model to test tactics associated with the Reid Technique.
There is an entire category of tactics associated with whistleblowing, which allows federal workers to air complaints while preserving anonymity (in most cases) and receive protection from reprisals.
They abhor the cloying defensive tactics associated with the Italians and the boot-and-chase way the English played for years, and it has been observed that they sometimes appear more intensely interested in the artfulness of a match than in the result.
Pitarro (2007) conducted an analysis on cyber stalking and examined the deviant behaviors and tactics associated with cyber stalking crimes, legislative intervention measures, and preventative initiatives [30].
The title of the NYT article — "delay, deny and deflect" — hints at the meaty reportage within, with the newspaper presenting a well-sourced view of Facebook's management team grappling ineptly and then cynically and aggressively with an existential reputation crisis by reaching for smear tactics associated with the worst kind of politics.
In prosecuting this principle, Cheney doesn't primarily trade in the insider tactics associated with her dad.
