The phrase "associated theory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a theory that is linked or related to a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The associated theory provides a framework for understanding the underlying principles of the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "related theory" or "connected theory".
Why should the idea of echo chambers, or the associated theory be so seductive and popular?
This work, including software bug classification, empirical study of real failure data and associated theory of affordable software fault tolerance, has already gained significant attention.
The data analysis was qualitative and categorical, which are following the associated theory.
His astronomy thus made pressing and practical the otherwise merely difficult problem of the quadrature of conics and the associated theory of indivisibles.
The model and the associated theory are developed for linear and nonlinear plunging and pitching full-state proportional and velocity feedback controls.
Among the book's many innovations are its use of recursive utility as the benchmark representation of dynamic preferences, and an associated theory of equilibrium pricing and optimal portfolio choice that goes beyond the existing literature.
Her teaching puts an emphasis on associating theory and practice and on inviting students to question assumptions and stereotypes, and to embrace the "excursive" journey of a design process.
Applying, the associated stability theory, i.e. stability theory with respect to two discrepancies, a stabilizing control law can be derived.
Theory of mind deficits also correlated with atrophy of the anterior rostral medial frontal cortex, a region associated with theory of mind in health.
SAGs and associated graph theory methods provide useful tools for guiding pedological investigations and identifying gaps in knowledge.
The study found that brain networks associated with theory of mind - the ability to interpret other people's mental states - are active in children as young as three.
