The phrase "associate changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to changes that are linked or connected to an association or relationship.
Example: "The study aims to associate changes in climate patterns with shifts in wildlife behavior."
Alternatives: "link changes" or "correlate changes".
To associate changes of body composition, muscle strength (MS) and plasma hormones (PH) in resistance-training protocol in sedentary postmenopausal women (PMW).
Instead of building a model of the visual system, ATR feeds fMRI scans into a computer, which "learns" how to associate changes in brain activity with different images.
Similar attempts to associate changes in sleeping position with specific dream contents, such as flying, were undertaken by Scherner (1861), Vold (1910/1912), and Ellis (1911).
While we can associate changes in atRA levels with alterations in PPARβ/δ mRNA and most likely activity, we could not establish significant changes in the mRNA levels of FABP-5, CRABP-2, RARα, or RARβ.
We used North American Breeding Bird Survey data, a time series of Landsat images classified with respect to land cover change, and mixed-effects models to associate changes in forest bird community structure with forest disturbance, latitude, and longitude in the conterminous United States for the years 1985 to 2006.
Such comparisons allow scientists and managers to more confidently associate changes in PMRNs to selective fishing.
We all fear changes in our lives, and most of us associate change with negative results.
The patient's clinical course and associated changes in tumor markers are illustrated in Fig. 3.
A pan-omics systems biology approach helps in understanding the disease associated changes.
These are able to adequately represent the physical phenomena associated with the failure modes and associated changes in measured parameters.
Sustained La Niña-like conditions and associated changes in PDO appear to drive the drought periods over the western USA.
