The phrase "the associated problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to problems that are related to a certain topic. For example: "The use of technology has its advantages, but it also brings with it the associated problems such as cyberbullying and internet addiction."
Technology is only one part of the whole solid waste management structure, and it cannot solve alone all the associated problems and avoid its associated negative impacts.
The associated problems and limitations are discussed.
But the associated problems are more common and more acute for virtual teams.
To this end, various exercise regimes have been employed to battle the associated problems of aging.
Is it just the potential for addiction leading to taking more every day and the associated problems with addiction and withdrawal etc.? I would appreciate a general response.
This freeway has a big advantage for transcontinental hitchers: it avoids big cities and the associated problems of finding a place to stay and a suitable "on-ramp".
The complexity of the associated problems are then clarified; some of them are solvable in polynomial time while the others are NP-hard.
A further step involves a direct comparison of stress and strength with the use of ANN without the need of a damage accumulation and without the associated problems.
Milling of composite materials is a complex task owing to its heterogeneity and the associated problems such as surface delamination, fiber pullout, burning, fuzzing and surface roughness.
Research by Pew Charitable Trusts has found many states – including Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Michigan, Missouri and West Virginia – grappling with the associated problems of shortages and high staff turnover.
Most studies have been retrospective and case control in design, despite the associated problems of recall bias and a usually undefined relationship between genotype and outcome.
