The phrase "associated voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a voice that is linked or connected to something, such as a brand, character, or concept.
Example: "The associated voice of the brand is friendly and approachable, resonating well with its target audience."
Alternatives: "related voice" or "connected voice".
If this was the case, we expected them to have a representation of a familiar person that not only associated voice, face and body features but also expectancies this person may have on their own behaviour.
Management using speech language pathology is effective for both refractory cough and its associated voice disorder [ 4, 5] but the mechanism behind the symptom improvement has yet to be determined.
Lightning cracks at the sound of high pitched voices while a ghostly face fades when its associated voice does.
Overall, the study found that phone-based personal assistants, Siri and Samsung's S-Voice, are declining in popularity, while those associated with voice computing in the home, like Alexa and Google Home's mobile app, are growing.
A hypophonic voice, characterized perceptually as weak and breathy, is associated with voice disorders such as vocal fold atrophy and unilateral vocal fold paralysis.
This study was designed to determine the occupational risk factors associated with voice disorders among schoolteachers, a high-risk population for developing voice problems.
To assess the prevalence of psychosocial distress (depression, anxiety, somatization, and perceived stress) in a consecutive sample of patients presenting with voice concerns and to qualitatively analyze patient comments on challenges associated with voice problems.
This paper examines some of the technicalities associated with voice quality measurement, and presents a review of current subjective and objective voice quality measurement methods and standards as applied to telecommunication systems and devices, with particular focus on recent and internationally standardised methods.
Regions anterior to Heschl's gyrus (HG) in the right superior temporal cortex have been associated with voice pitch processing, to identify gender, and the speaker's affective state, whereas voice spectral information is processed in posterior parts of the superior temporal gyrus (STG) and areas surrounding the planum parietale bilaterally, to determine a speaker's identity [Lattner et al., 2005].
Neck strangling was associated with voice changes and dysphagia (P ≤.03 each).
The aim of this study was to examine temporal variables thought to be associated with voice therapy completion.
