The phrase "are broadly associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing general connections or relationships between concepts, ideas, or entities.
Example: "These symptoms are broadly associated with the flu, indicating a possible viral infection."
Alternatives: "are generally linked" or "are widely connected".
Yet, current evidence in this area is inconclusive and does not indicate whether these deficits are broadly associated with suicidal ideation or are specific to suicidal behavior.
Chiu (2015), through her interviews with 19 faculty members in education, found that the evaluative processes of SoPs are broadly associated with the epistemological assumptions and the bureaucratic admission procedures of specific discourse communities.
Issues of "terror"(such as the attacks in Paris), Sharia and the hijab are broadly associated with Islam in the popular imagination.
The same behaviour was reported for PcG proteins, which are broadly associated with silent or repressed genes.
For example, acetylation events are broadly associated with transcriptional activation, while methylation events can have either activating or repressing roles.
Since elevated levels of hsps are broadly associated with survival of cancer cells (Burdon, 1987; Lasunskaia et al, 1997), chemotherapeutic strategies that target hsps are attractive.
It's broadly associated with greater freedom of movement".
But in recent weeks, an online brouhaha has erupted over whether Christianity and yoga, which is broadly associated with Hinduism, belong together.
This characterization of all nuclei revealed that the majority of nuclei could be broadly associated with a 40° 〈1 1 1〉 misorientation to the matrix in which they formed, while a much lower percentage were found to have orientations as those of the local deformation substructure.
