The phrase "accidentally associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where something is linked or connected to another thing by chance or without intention.
Example: "The study found that the symptoms were accidentally associated with the new medication, leading to further investigation."
Alternatives: "inadvertently linked to" or "unintentionally connected with".
The sternal aspiration benefits are weighted against the risks associated with accidentally entering of the underlying mediastinum or causing a fatal episode of cardiac tamponade [ 32, 34].
Thus, in one experiment, students who had been "accidentally" exposed to brand names associated with thrift, like Wal-Mart and the Dollar Store, tended to act more miserly, in a hypothetical situation, than they otherwise would have.
French birth and death certificates do not record whether a birth is initially planned at home or occurred accidentally; our analysis focused on deaths associated with out-of-hospital birth, whatever the reason.
If the natural gas is accidentally released and ignited, the hazard distance associated with these pipelines to people and property is known to range from under 20 m for a smaller pipeline at lower pressure to up to over 300 m for a larger pipeline at higher pressure.
We report a case of a congenital cystic eye associated with a cerebellar lesion accidentally detected at magnetic resonance imaging.
We here report a rare case of a congenital cystic eye associated with a glial cerebellar lesion accidentally detected at magnetic resonance, that spontaneously regressed during follow-up.
AquaBounty has said in the past that it sees these genetically modified salmon as a potential solution to environmental concerns associated with salmon aquaculture, and discounted fears they might accidentally escape into the wild and affect other fish.
Similar to terrestrial animals, this is presumably associated with a higher probability that the species will be accidentally transported [85].
Additionally, some areas with skin impressions, such as sections associated with the neck ridge (see below) and hands, were accidentally removed during preparation of the specimen.
Here, we show that single-cell-cloned CSCs, accidentally obtained from a human liver cancer microvascular endothelial cells, express classic stem cell markers, genes associated with self-renewal and pluripotent factors and possess colony-forming ability in vitro and the ability of serial transplantation in vivo.
