The phrase "are associated with application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between certain factors and an application, often in a technical or academic context.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that several variables are associated with application performance in the software."
Alternatives: "are linked to application" or "are related to application".
We examined whether having a first applicant from these groups was associated with application success.
Late hospitalization was associated with application of CVVH.
The first two words can be associated with Application, and the latter with Information.
Further analysis showed that the F2F students' questions were associated with knowledge or comprehension - lower-order cognitive skills, while the DL students' questions were associated with application - a higher-order cognitive skill.
Combined with the significant qualitative evidence from the 6 months post-intervention interview data demonstrating that the observed positive behavior changes were associated with application of evidence-based thinking (Bay et al. 2012a), these data indicate that students in the at risk group made and sustained evidence-based decisions in relation to learning associated with the intervention.
Administration of the capsaicin 8% patch may be associated with application site-related pain that can be managed by pretreatment of the painful area with a topical anesthetic and the use of local cooling and short-acting oral analgesics.
52 Transdermal delivery may be associated with application site reactions in some patients; the occurrence can be minimized by following the recommendations in the rivastigmine patch United States prescribing information.
Soil pH increased from 4.59 to 4.86 due to previously applied enhanced biochar and was associated with applications of at least 1 t ha−1.
The NGX-4010 application can be associated with application-site pain and in previous clinical trials pretreatment with a topical 4% lidocaine anesthetic was used to enhance tolerability.
While the side-effect profiles are similar between different long-acting MPH formulations, Daytrana® may be associated with application-site reactions.
