The phrase "associated voucher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a voucher that is linked or related to something else, such as a transaction or a promotion.
Example: "Please present the associated voucher at the time of purchase to receive your discount."
Alternatives: "linked voucher" or "related voucher".
Each plant featured here has an associated voucher specimen housed in the Dr. Michael Dillon Laboratory at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, WY.
In addition, biologists have expressed concern about the lack of associated voucher data in many GenBank entries (13).
A complete list of tissues with their associated voucher identification, collection locality (basin) and contributing institutions (abbreviations as in [ 50]) is presented in Additional file 2. Genomic DNA was extracted from muscle and fin tissues preserved in 96 % ethanol.
Letter and number combinations below each of the photos indicate the site and associated vouchers for each species.
The third outcome was use of vouchers among women in the second survey to identify characteristics associated with voucher use.
Each included sample has an associated herbarium voucher, which is listed along with relevant information such as the species name, collector, collection locality, and history, in the Fern Lab Database.
All specimens used for this molecular work have tissue samples preserved in ethanol associated with voucher specimens in museum fish collections and were identified to species (or genus) based on diagnostic morphological traits.
Also, administering a voucher plan is expensive: Carnoy cited research estimating that record-keeping, student transportation and other costs associated with vouchers could raise public educational costs by 25percentt or more.
Generally, sequences obtained from public databases, including GenBank, are of low quality with no known associated herbarium vouchers.
Its major sources of data are old: records associated with physical voucher specimens housed in museums and herbaria that, in many cases, are still in the form of cross-referenced card files, paper catalogs, and other pre-digital ledgers.
"While the store should tell you all relevant information at the time of purchase, and cannot impose terms which are unfair, it may be hard for you to argue an expiry date is unfair if it is clearly stated on the voucher or associated documentation". The economic slump has exposed another problem facing gift card holders.
