The phrase "also associated with a group of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between entities, particularly in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The species is also associated with a group of migratory birds that travel together during the winter months."
Alternatives: "also linked to a group of" or "also connected with a group of".
He is also associated with a group of priests that receive spiritual guidance from Opus Dei, the conservative Catholic group.
He's also associated with a group of Mexico City artists that includes his former teacher Gabriel Orozco, the subject of a Museum of Modern Art retrospective that opens in December.
"There is a radical sector of administrative workers and some teachers that bypass the rule of law, vandalize, and they are also associated with a group of students that is becoming increasingly smaller," Ortega said, callously referring to the Ayotzinapa Normal School, where the missing students were enrolled.
FLNa mutations are also associated with a group of X-linked skeletal anomalies including frontometaphyseal dysplasia (FMD) and cardiovascular defects such as familial cardiac valvular dystrophy, the most common indication for valvular surgery [6] [8].
These features were also associated with a group of genes found to be activated in conditions of DNMT deficiency [ 11].
Potbelly monuments have also been associated with a group of supernatural entities associated with the domestic hearth.
The non-diabetic group was also associated with a trend of increased GAD65p15-specific IL10 responses (0.5817±0.1671) in comparison to the diabetic group (0.1973±0.1107).
The state also claims the group is also associated with a spate of robberies and assaults over a period of 12 days in 1998 Henan's Tanghe County, involving cutting off the ears of victims and breaking their limbs.
Although there was a similar moderate weight gain in both groups, the fructose drinkers also had larger increases in fat inside the abdomen, also associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
The origin of group-II toxins that target muscle is also associated with a gene duplication event.
The second approach selects a group of SNPs that have been previously associated with some disease and tests if they are also associated with a different disease.
