The phrase "associated tension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tension that is linked or related to a particular situation, concept, or phenomenon.
Example: "The associated tension between the two parties made negotiations increasingly difficult."
Alternatives: "related tension" or "connected tension".
This may also partly explain the preponderance of patients associating tension-type headache and generalized pain, given that in the tension-type group, most of the patients were chronic.
In hardwoods there is generally less eccentricity associated with tension wood, but the annual rings may be wider.
This asymmetry originates from the differences in dominant deformation modes associated with tension and compression (Leng et al. 2016; Liu et al. 2016).
Hence the PI M/θ approach is a useful improvement of the current FI M/χ approach as it quantifies the flexural rigidities associated with tension stiffening which can then be used in standard analysis techniques.
All of these events have locations (Fig. 4) and depths (Fig. 6) that suggest intraplate faulting in the overriding plate, except for the strike-slip earthquake near the trench, which we infer to be associated with tension in the Pacific plate.
The study concluded that keyboard use was associated with tension neck syndrome, shoulder tendinitis and wrist tendinitis [Additional file 3].
Nine were obviously associated with tension wood (TW) formation and development, which are related with weeping trait.
PTSD symptoms like flashbacks, nightmares and intrusions were reported to be significantly associated with tension, dissociation and self-injury [ 53, 58].
Maizlish et al. (1995) found that current and cumulative measures of blood lead levels in currently exposed lead workers were associated with tension, anxiety, hostility, and depression measured by the POMS questionnaire.
In terms of patient variables, patient age was associated with tension: the younger the patient, the higher the caregiver burden, probably because the caregivers feel that they do not have the control over the situation, and most of the time they do not know how to cope with that situation [ 32].
