"related files" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to different documents, images, or other types of files that are related to or associated with one another. For example, "I have compiled a list of related files that I need to send to the client."
It comes with special software that organizes ("partitions") the vast storage space easily and uses the familiar little file-folder pictures ("icons") to keep related files together.
Faculty and staff also have access to either an S:\ or R:\ drive used to share HLS related files and folders with others at the Law School.
When the system understands that a user is working on a particular project, it will bring together related files and e-mails, and it will also bring related, newly arriving e-mails to the user's attention.
The Manuscripts Division holds publishing related files and correspondence of Conrad Aiken in the Archives of Charles Scribner's Sons (C0101), the Archives of Henry Holt and Company (C0100), and the R. P. Blackmur Papers (C0227).
Screenshot of the page of an event, where the user can download the event related files Fig. 9 Data browser.
For example, the PM needed information about other "electrical" related files which Mike was also involved in.
Certain University-related files are kept elsewhere in the University.
Prosecutors contended that the message was a subtle signal to the staff to destroy Enron-related files.
A17 Ruling on Cheney-Related Files A federal judge ordered seven government agencies to release documents related to Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force.
Series II, GEORGE SWANSON, 1938-2003 (#53.5-62.10, PD.8), includes biographical and personal material, work-related files, trial scrapbooks and related, and correspondence.
Thirdly, according to file correlation features, files are classified into three types: structurally-related files, logically-related files, and independent files.
