The phrase "are explicitly associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing clear and direct connections or relationships between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The symptoms of the disease are explicitly associated with the lack of vitamin D in the diet."
Alternatives: "are clearly linked" or "are directly connected".
The originality of this work is that probabilities are explicitly associated with data such that further classical properties of a task (processing time and weight) we consider a probability of presence.
Finally, all qualifiers are used if no qualifiers are explicitly associated to a section.
This data set consists of 159/192 elements, majority (118/159) of which are explicitly associated with single target gene (Table 1).
While apoptosis and necrosis are explicitly associated with cell death, autophagy is also a normal physiological process important for cellular homeostasis by lysosomal degradation and recycling.
There are seven references in the Koran to the "people of Lot," or the Sodomites, whose destruction is explicitly associated with their sexual behavior.
In addition, there were 93 genes that have not been explicitly associated with bone or cartilage metabolism.
The term "digital nudging" has not, to the best of our knowledge, been explicitly associated with AI technology in the healthcare context [But] digital nudging flows from an AI system to an end recipient.
Apart from the unusual 1964 election, when the Republican nominee was explicitly associated with opposition to the Civil Rights Act, whites in the least racially-polarized areas of the South moved toward the Republican Party first; the Bull Connor/George Wallace demographic followed later.
Since Coogler is explicitly associated with the Black Panther series, he can afford to strut (or skip) around the Marvel/Disney lot at whatever speed he chooses.
There are only two passages in which Pythagoras is explicitly associated with anything mathematical or scientific by pupils of Plato and Aristotle.
Compared to the point-enhanced algorithm [26], the l 1-norm weighting coefficient in (15) is explicitly associated with the noise and target statistics in a Bayesian sense.
