The phrase "as generally associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing common perceptions or connections related to a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The color blue is often seen as generally associated with calmness and tranquility."
Alternatives: "commonly linked to" or "typically related to".
A general recommendation for workplaces with poor psychosocial work conditions would be to focus particularly on the items and aspects with low scores in their own local survey results instead of pointing to specific aspects as being generally associated to sickness absence across all subpopulations.
Multiple resistance of pneumococci especially resistance to macrolides and tetracyclines as well as to chloramphenicol is generally associated with their unique recombination-mediated genetic plasticity and possessing the mobile genetic elements [ 3, 4].
The situation is different in Bangladesh, however, where increases in groundwater As concentrations are generally associated with higher P-extractable As levels [29]., with the exception of a few intervals at B3 and B5 (Fig. 6d).
C-reactive protein (CRP) levels at baseline were lower than other PsA studies that, unlike the current study, had enrolment requirement criteria for CRP, 12 13 and, as expected, may be lower than patient populations with rheumatoid arthritis, as PsA is generally associated with lower CRP levels compared with rheumatoid arthritis.
Such lesions may be overlooked, as they are generally associated with primary syphilis and may spontaneously resolve before the development of ocular disease.
As they were generally associated with universities or other academic institutions the plants were also used for study.
As thrombosis is generally associated with increasing age, a slightly increased risk of thrombosis must therefore be considered for this individual, basically.
As obesity is generally associated with insulin resistance (IR), we investigated the susceptibility of HFD-fed TP53INP1-deficient mice to develop IR, glucose intolerance and hyperinsulinemia.
By excluding splenectomized patients, a selection is made for somewhat less severely affected patients, as splenectomy is generally associated with more advanced liver involvement and bone complications.
However, as aging is generally associated with a decline and deterioration of the ability of tissues to grow (with the exception of cancers) [ 24- 27], it is not clear whether sensory or sympathetic neurons in aged animals retain the ability to undergo exuberant ectopic sprouting, and if so, whether sprouting is relevant to understanding the mechanisms that drive pain in the aged arthritic joint.
