The phrase "associated time off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to employment, benefits, or leave policies where time off is linked to specific conditions or events.
Example: "Employees are entitled to associated time off for attending mandatory training sessions."
Alternatives: "related time off" or "connected time off".
5 8 The annual economic cost associated with management of whiplash associated disorders and associated time off work is estimated as $3.9 billion in the USA, 9 and €10 billion in Europe.
The information collected will include whether the child's symptoms have resolved, antibiotic consumption, any further contact with health professionals, quality of life data, relevant out-of-pocket expenditure and associated time off work.
Americans have long associated time with money.
In univariate analysis, characteristics associated with less time off work included, self employment, the need "to fill the day" and higher social functioning whereas characteristics associated with slower RTW included high initial pain intensity, co-morbid health conditions and psychological distress.
(Male, Focus Group 2)" It was acknowledged that heavier drinking sessions took place; however these were associated with time off work.
Most PCTs will not consider indirect costs (i.e. costs associated with time off work due to illness) when determining cost-effectiveness.
Injury severity, compensation, age, gender and education were not associated with time off work for participants who returned to work within 6 months (data not shown).
● Minimising the negative consequences of chronic pain and disability, for example associated depression, time off work, utilisation of health resources and disablement resettlement [ 16, 17].
For example, the economic cost associated with parents who take time off from work to take their children to the doctor for diabetes-related visits is omitted from these cost estimates.
For example, the productivity loss associated with adults who take time off from work to care for a child or an elderly parent with diabetes is not included in the cost estimates.
(I guess I don't think of it as a vacation because I associate that word with paid time off, no longer an option).
