The phrase "associate information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to information that is related or connected to a particular subject or topic.
Example: "To better understand the project, we need to gather all associate information regarding the client's requirements."
Alternatives: "related information" or "connected information".
Unlike watermarking, this technique can associate information to the most stable features of the image without distortion.
Many people associate information design (especially its history) with the visual presentation of particular kinds of information.
Francesca Lydia Zammarano, an associate information officer at the United Nations, and Edward KanHiu Parchitectrchinect in Manhattan, were married on Thursday in Tuscany.
The third thing about digital information is that there is this sociological phenomenon that if you're collecting information from a human being, putting it onto a form, you're likely to associate information as belonging to a human being.
Liene Veide, a UNHCR associate information officer based in Erbil said that her organization and others were focused on giving refugees water, food and shade as they arrived on the Iraqi side of the Tigris River.
Ndiaga Seck, associate information officer with the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), in the North Kivu provincial capital of Goma, said LRA attacks have decreased since December's massacre in Makombo, but people were still living with host families, unwilling to return home.
A set of associated information granularity distribution protocols is discussed.
The same is hypothesized for the associated information flow.
The outputs are the list of predicted human proteins for the query compound and associated information.
"That contract and all the associated information is going to be posted and made available," Rahn said.
Thus, associating information with a person substantially limits the extent to which students transfer their knowledge.
