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The phrase "always associate with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consistent connection or relationship between two or more things or concepts.
Example: "Many people always associate with the smell of fresh bread with comfort and home."
Alternatives: "consistently link to" or "frequently connect with".
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Then, share a place or location that you will always associate with a favorite book.
My father warned me never to steal, and to always associate with smart people.
Win the power game first, then, if you must, indulge in the fantasy that hopeless romantics always associate with Brazil.
Sea bass is the fish I always associate with fennel, as the combination is a classic in Provence.
He is courteous and polite, and good fun – not attributes you always associate with people connected with fashion.
Scott said Sanchez "sticks his chest out like a peacock," a way of carrying himself that Scott did not always associate with Sanchez in previous years.
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"Fur isn't always associated with luxury.
Strauss is not always associated with political savvy.
"The marshes were always associated with disease and backwardness.
That's not always associated with female soloists.
"There are certain kinds that are always associated with cancer.
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