The phrase "associated with a planned" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is linked to a specific plan or strategy, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be fully effective.
Example: "The risks associated with a planned project must be carefully evaluated before proceeding."
Alternatives: "linked to a planned" or "connected with a planned".
"We looked at the risks associated with an unplanned discharge versus the risks associated with a planned discharge," the newly-minted minister of environment and climate change said on Monday from Paris, where she is attending talks related to the upcoming climate change conference.
Multivariable logistic regression was used to identify the association of first and second birth factors with OASI recurrence, and to determine which factors were associated with a planned pre-labour caesarean at the second birth.
We propose a logical language for specifying preferences over the evolution of states and actions associated with a plan.
This intervention provides information about the outcomes associated with planned vaginal delivery, planned CS, and emergency CS.
First, women are given information about the outcomes associated with planned vaginal delivery, planned CS, and emergency CS.
The names of the renowned architects Norman Foster and I. M. Pei have been associated with a secret plan by Prince Albert II of Monaco to enlarge his principality, which covers less than one square mile, by extending it out to sea on stilts, according to The Guardian of London.
"There is not much difference in the cost associated with a HACCP plan whether an operator makes one hundred or one hundred thousand pounds of product.
If all rural women heard at least one family planning message on the radio in the past year, the modern CPR in rural areas would increase by 3.1 percentage points, about half the effect associated with a family planning household visit for every woman.
Some people say restaurant and food companies should not be associated with any plan, even a tried-and-true one.
In one study, getting one additional financial literacy question correct is associated with a higher probability of planning for retirement, while those who planned saved three times as much as those who didn't.
