The phrase "are historically associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the historical connections or relationships between two or more subjects or concepts.
Example: "These two cultures are historically associated with the development of early agricultural practices."
Alternatives: "have historical ties" or "are linked historically".
Certain cheeses are historically associated with particular areas.
Each geographic county either is coterminous with a metropolitan county or encompasses one or more unitary authorities, often together with the administrative county with which they are historically associated.
"These sectors are historically associated with much of the high-growth start-up activity in the U.S.," says Zoller.
These organisms are historically associated as they can cause clinically related hemolytic diseases in cattle, are all transmitted by Rhiphicephallus (Boophilus) ticks, and share an uncanny ability to evade the immune systems of the vertebrate hosts, causing persistent disease.
Khatris are historically associated with the ancient city of Multan, in southwestern Punjab, close to the Bolan Pass.
Intriguingly, the anatomical correlate of social influence was found in lateral rather than medial OFC, regions that are historically associated with monitoring of value [6].
The Sudanese were historically associated with the slave trade, which persisted in parts of Central Africa into the nineteen-thirties.
Economists are concerned that claims remain above 400,000, a level they say is historically associated with steady job growth.
we can determine whether that set of markers is historically associated with our birth surname or a totally different one.
The hill has also been historically associated with witchcraft as described in William Harrison Ainsworth's The Lancashire Witches (1849).
The term Islamicate refers to the social and cultural complex that is historically associated with Islam and the Muslims, even when found among non-Muslims.
