asociovaných

The term “asociovaných” is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective “asociovaný,” which translates to “associated” in English. It is used to describe groups or items that are linked, connected, or related to one another within a particular context.

In grammatical terms, “asociovaných” agrees in gender, number, and case with the noun it modifies. For example, in the phrase “další asociovaných faktorů” it refers to “further associated factors.” The adjective follows standard rules of Czech inflection: the base “asociovaný” takes the genitive plural ending “ých” when modifying masculine or neuter nouns, and “ých” or “ých” with feminine nouns depends on the specific grammatical construction.

In academic or scientific writing, “asociovaných” often appears in discussions of correlated variables or linked phenomena, such as “markerů asociovaných s onemocněním” (markers associated with the disease). In legal and administrative documents, it can denote items that belong to a specific group or category, as in “záznamy asociovaných organizací” (records of associated organizations).

The word’s usage is widespread across Czech literature, journalism, and technical writing. It is typically paired with nouns indicating concepts, entities, or measurable aspects that are considered in relation to each other. Because of its role as an adjective, its form changes to match the noun’s case and number, making it a versatile term in conveying relational meanings.