The phrase "associated trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a trend that is linked or related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The associated trend in consumer behavior indicates a shift towards more sustainable products."
Alternatives: "related trend" or "connected trend".
For time since conversion, a linear model indicated no significant time associated trend for effect size (p > 0.05, R = 0.01).
Not only did this transformation occur in the 1990s, before America's current urban revival got into full swing (with its associated trend for greater pedestrianisation), but it occurred in a context where, according to Al, "gaming industry interests easily prevail in a context of unincorporation, fragmented government, a limited tax base, powerful gaming lobbies and the absence of a city hall.
Children with HHV-6 or HHV-7 were much younger and more likely to have impaired consciousness than those with CMV infections, with an associated trend to a higher rate of complex seizures and adverse outcomes.
We observed a significant 4.6-fold elevation of P-eIF2α in the high-altitude samples, and an associated trend for a rise in P-PERK/PERK (Fig. 1 A, B ).
It can be argued that the age-related decline in renal function, with its associated trend towards metabolic acidosis, would be sufficiently important to accelerate bone resorption while reducing bone formation, and thus could eventually explain the increased incidence of osteoporotic fractures with ageing.
Grassmann A, Gioberge S, Moeller S, Brown G. ESRD patients in 2004: global overview of patient numbers, treatment modalities and associated trends.
The comparison among the datasets is based on the duration, frequency and intensity of three different spell characteristics, namely dry, wet and extreme wet spells, and their associated trends.
In particular, the types of prosthetic complications being experienced and associated trends are becoming clear thanks to numerous systematic reviews undertaken recently to investigate the implant complications.
This experimental set-up facilitates the direct measurement of the impact of FA on the endo-metabolome of the yeast S. cerevisiae avoiding growth-rate associated trends.
We have previously shown that local authority mortality trends are associated with trends in unemployment and household income.
That such trends continue to be associated with trends for employment contradicts the Keynesian claim that supply suddenly stops mattering during recessions and "liquidity traps".
