The phrase "associate digital" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a relationship or connection with digital technology or digital media, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In our project, we aim to associate digital tools with traditional teaching methods to enhance learning."
Alternatives: "link digital" or "connect digital".
Ally MacDonald is senior associate digital editor at MIT Sloan Management Review.
Still, because Instagram's filters lead us to associate digital images with the physical object-ness of the photographic print, they also make the pictures more collectible.
We usually associate digital technology with nonlinearity, the forking paths that Web surfers beat through the Internet's underbrush as they click from link to link.
Using the yarn as a timeline of a knit's creation, Spyn allows knitters to associate digital annotations to knit yarn.
The British Vogue deputy editor, Emily Sheffield, may have a fighting chance to succeed her longstanding boss, especially because she is also the magazine's associate digital director, a handy title to have at a time when technological upheaval is rattling the foundations of the magazine business.
- Emilia Petrarch, Associate Digital Editor.
Does Yale's accessibility policy cover course sites and associated digital materials?
(2) HPV-associated digital SCC is more likely to recur after surgical treatment than previously reported.
The Policy, which took effect March 1, 2018, covers all websites and applications conducting university business, including course web sites and associated digital course materials.
His current research interests include: rate-adaptive and spectrally efficient modulation and coding methods, coherent detection and associated digital signal processing algorithms, digital compensation of fiber nonlinearity, high-speed transmission in multimode fiber, and free-space systems.
Associated digital image files are included.
