The phrase "the associated impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used to refer to the effect or consequence of a particular event or action. For example, "The new tax legislation will have the associated impact of increased prices for consumers."
In this study, we exploit recent improvements to the ocean observing system in the North Atlantic to quantify the anomalous ocean MHT associated with a transient weakening of the AMOC and the associated impact on subtropical ocean heat content (OHC).
Catherine Lesjak, HP's chief financial officer, explains it thus [emphasis mine]: " The majority of this impairment charge [ie write-off] is linked to serious accounting improprieties, disclosure failures and misrepresentations that occurred prior to HP's acquisition of Autonomy and the associated impact on the financial performance of the business over the long term".
The temperature drawdown of the TBZ and the associated impact on the COP were observed.
Both indices have negative values, and the associated impact curve is slightly below the neutral line (Fig. 8a).
The associated impact on surface wetting condition brought by the generated biaxial pattern on gold surface was studied.
To that end, it is worth imagining what the connected smart city of the future will look like — and the associated impact it will have on our everyday lives.
We will have to adapt to some inevitable climate change, but as the IPCC concluded, we must also prevent as much global warming as possible to minimize the associated impacts enough that we will be able to adapt to them.
"Overall, these changes seem to be designed to meet the short-term goal of 'ticking the boxes' to kill a certain number of badgers at lowest cost, while downplaying the associated impacts on cattle TB control, which are all negative," said Prof Rosie Woodroffe, at the Zoological Society of London and one of the scientists who ran the Krebs trial.
"Only a minority of the quarter of people affected by mental disorder each year receive any treatment and there is even less coverage of interventions to prevent the associated impacts, such as the reduction in life expectancy by 10to2020 years," Campion says.
Changes in lake hydrological regimes and the associated impacts on water supplies and ecosystems are internationally recognized issues.
Accordingly, training future generations of biologists as well as an informed public will increasingly require understanding of the concepts, skills, and data needed to evaluate changes to biodiversity and the associated impacts on humans.
