The phrase "associated worries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concerns or anxieties that are linked to a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The new policy has led to several associated worries among the employees regarding job security."
Alternatives: "related concerns" or "connected anxieties".
Provision of support and guidance from HCPs is important for managing the risk of hypoglycaemia and alleviating associated worries [ 8], warranting the need to explore HCPs' perceptions of the factors influencing physical activity in this population.
In short, you must worry about reaching a "general audience," with all the associated worries about fragmentation, the decline of print, and the rise of the Internet and its mental groupuscules.
That would make sense, since exports are now much more profitable, which should encourage firms to expand overseas.An associated worry is that Britain has become too reliant on finance.
Although plasma tyrosine was inversely associated with Worries sub-scores at baseline, the association was not significant long-term regardless of sapropterin response classification.
Precautionary action to avoid SARS was further associated with worries related to the syndrome, and knowledge about SARS was associated with worries about the condition as a health problem (Table 4).
Pearson correlations indicated that perceived risk of acquiring SARS was positively associated with worries and self-reported precautionary actions to avoid SARS, while negative associations were found with perceived ability to avoid SARS.
In fact, this is due to lack of trust [11], often associated with worries about loss of control (i.e. in terms of system availability and business continuity risks), as indicated by (48.6 %) participants in the study.
Parent-rated total difficulties at 12 months were associated with worries (OR = 1.06).
There were associated financial worries which had implications for planning for the future and making commitments [ 30, 34, 37].
Plasma tyrosine was inversely associated with Worries sub-score (p = 0.025) at baseline but with no other QOL scores.
Although physical activity during pregnancy is associated with worry and concern, most pregnant women nevertheless choose to be physically active.
