The phrase "associates calculate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or team members, referred to as associates, are performing calculations or computations.
Example: "The associates calculate the monthly sales figures to assess the company's performance."
Alternatives: "team members compute" or "staff members assess".
The details of the experimental results, material hardening models, and associated calculated results are published in an Argonne report (ANL/LWRS-15/2).
We associate calculated adherence with biological markers of anti-HSV-2 activity.
Equations of state (EoS) for associating fluids calculate explicitly the effect of hydrogen bonding by using chemical theory, perturbation theory or quasi-chemical theory.
During the calculation, computational difficulties associated with calculating the posterior statistics are addressed.
An important consideration is that there are two sources of error that contribute to the variance in coalescent-based parameter estimates, error associated with calculating the probability of the genealogy and error associated with calculating the probability of the coalescent.
He would later calculate, associates said, that his absence had been therapeutic, for him personally and for his political career, which did not seem at that point to be a candidate for rebirth.
We have highlighted the considerations and challenges associated with calculating ADIs based on available carcinogenicity data.
Computational difficulties associated with calculating the posterior statistics, including the most probable value (MPV) and the posterior covariance matrix, are addressed.
Difficulties associated with calculating interparticle interactions for dense particle flows with volume fractions above 5% have been eliminated by mapping particle properties to an Eulerian grid and then mapping back computed stress tensors to particle positions.
In this approach, the complexity associated with calculating the exact BER is reduced by first computing the characteristic function of the received interference contribution.
