The phrase "are associated with additional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between different elements, particularly in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "These symptoms are associated with additional health risks that should not be overlooked."
Alternatives: "linked to further" or "connected with extra".
These oral exposures are associated with additional cancer risks of 1.1 × 10−6 (field player) and 2.8 × 10−6 (goalkeeper).
Aberrations in chromosome 5 (either (del)5 or 5q–) are frequently found in AML as well; however, often these harbor different break points and deletion sizes (Nolte and Hofmann, 2008), and are associated with additional cytogenetic changes and portent a worse prognosis (Nimer, 2008b; Vardiman et al., 2009).
Larger doses of cisplatin are associated with additional damage to auditory neurons, stria vascularis, and supporting cells near the OHCs [12].
Considerable alterations in the DNA binding activity of SRF upon serum induction are either not observed or are associated with additional events such as phosphorylation, depending on the cell type, the stimulus and the target gene [22], [23], [24], [25].
Thus the TATA-box genes that lack uAUG are associated with additional positive translation regulatory features.
All are associated with additional mortality above that attributable to bacterial infection per se.
In addition artificial ventilation was associated with additional increased MMP concentration and activation.
Six genomes displayed various IS 6110-associated mutations that, in some cases, were associated with additional indel mutations.
Given the highly specific nature of the lac-memory associations, we sought to determine if lac concentrations across participants were associated with additional indices of disease progression.
We sought to determine if presence of a "disclaimer" is associated with additional imaging.
Compounded bioidentical hormone formulations may be associated with additional risks for variability in quality, purity, and batch-to-batch consistency.
