The phrase "associated triggers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or events that are linked to specific responses or reactions, often in psychological or behavioral contexts.
Example: "The therapist explained how certain associated triggers could lead to anxiety attacks in patients."
Alternatives: "related stimuli" or "connected prompts".
Both studies were conducted among those who had recently attempted self-poisoning, and explored associated triggers and motivations associated with the act of self-poisoning.
They appeared several times per day, with no associated triggers or other symptoms.
In fact, your car may not even allow you to drive at all because the associated triggers in your recovery haven't been set to allow you to, so it drives you instead.
For each of these stages, we will identify the 'intermediate' outcome and from the data within the included sources, elucidate what the mechanism(s) might be for the outcome for this stage and its associated triggering context(s).
To increase the probability of EADs and their associated triggered arrhythmic activity in murine hearts, we recorded left ventricular epicardial and endocardial MAPs from spontaneously beating isolated, perfused murine hearts.
Ruiz and colleagues [ 47] and Lange and colleagues [ 48] have associated triggering of glioma cell migration with a simultaneous mechanism of competitive inhibition of syndecan-4 binding of fibronectin and signalling by lysophosphatidic acid and platelet-derived growth factor (reviewed in [ 49]).
Future studies might also clarify whether local climate modifies these associations; assess the importance of indoor temperatures, characteristics of housing, and air conditioning; and investigate possible biological mechanisms for heat associated triggering of myocardial infarctions by using a range of updated markers.
The interRAI PC CAP manual was developed, detailing information on trigger rates, factors associated with triggering, and best practice guidelines [ 7].
A recent Canadian study found that 29.8% of patients presenting with angioedema also had urticaria, and this was significantly associated with triggers such as insect stings, certain foods, or drugs (other than NSAIDs and ACEis) [8].
Perception of both general and specific pathogen associated molecules triggers defence responses via signal transduction cascades and transcriptional activation of numerous genes [ 51].
Major episodes were associated with triggers that marked life events such as a serious illness whereas others were redefined as common manageable occurrences or minimal intrusions on everyday life after living with HIV for many years.
