The phrase "associate among themselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups who are forming connections or relationships with one another.
Example: "The members of the committee tend to associate among themselves during breaks to discuss their ideas."
Alternatives: "connect with each other" or "engage with one another".
These results demonstrate that the dimensions MO-NMO, COM-SELF and COOP-COMP are more closely associated among themselves than with dimension PRI-CON.
Cell or vascular density, and the MIB1/caspase 3 ratios were significantly positively associated among themselves (0.43< r<0.60), while the proportion of diffuse areas was significantly negatively correlated with cell density (r=−0.72), and the MIB1/caspase 3 ratios (r=−0.47).
There is a North Carolina Choreographers Project, with three choreographers and associated dancers working among themselves and availing themselves of the courses in the festival's regular six-week school.
One way to associate among diseases is by looking for lexical similarity among their names.
According to the SEC, My Vintage Baby's promoters obtained 20 million of what became 77 million shares outstanding at prices ranging from a half-cent to 7 cents and traded among themselves and associates to create the appearance of investor interest.
These genes formed a regulatory network among themselves, and were associated with specific pathways and cellular processes.
High birth weight and heavier maternal weight were themselves associated; among controls, the adjusted odds ratio for the risk of high birth weight associated with maternal weight over 80 kg was 1.85 (95% confidence interval 1.54, 2.23).
Testosterone is associated with (among many other things) winning and losing, and cortisol with stress.
Leg length is not only related to locomotory mode but also associated, among other things, with foraging style.
With the three new electees, UC Berkeley now counts 139 NAS members and foreign associates among its faculty.
