The phrase "associate any of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing connections or relationships between items, concepts, or individuals.
Example: "Can you associate any of the symptoms with the condition we are studying?"
Alternatives: "link any of" or "relate any of".
However, it was not possible to associate any of the adverse effects observed within the frames of the PCBRisk project with antiestrogenicity of PCBs.
Because in pharmacoepidemiology, both prospective and retrospective designs are considered appropriate, we did not associate any of the categories (ie, prospective, retrospective, or mixed) with an increased risk of bias; therefore, these items were not useful for our quality assessment.
Another challenge in studying miRNA activity in WM is that unlike with other malignancies, we were not able to associate any of the dysregulated miRNAs in WM cells with previously described cytogenetic abnormalities identified in WM tumors.
Fifth, other unmeasured personal exposures, such as PM2.5, ozone, nitric oxide, carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide, may have confounded our findings of NC0.02 1 effects even though we failed to associate any of them with HRV changes by using exposure proxy from the fixed-site monitoring stations (data not shown), which measured hourly data of these air pollutants.
Over time, Arabs came to associate any encouragement of vernacular writing with colonialism.
I don't think it helps at all with associating any form of flooding with 2007.
However, C. muridarum inclusions did not associate with any of these IRGs.
AFG3L2 did not associate with any of the proteins analyzed in this paper.
Abnormal FHIT protein expression was not associated with any of the markers of cancer progression examined.
"District" was not significantly associated with any of the aspects of service rating.
Having secondary education was not significantly associated with any of the indicators of socio-economic status.
