The phrase "associate negatively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one concept or idea is linked to another in a negative manner, often in psychological or sociological contexts.
Example: "Many people tend to associate negatively with the color black, linking it to mourning and sadness."
Alternatives: "link unfavorably" or "connect in a negative way".
While Wang's (2015) meta-analysis confirms the relationship between CSP and CFP to be significant and positive, in some contexts CSP and CFP associate negatively; CSP may need to receive "good management" support to yield positive financial outcomes (Luo & Bhattacharya, 2009).
First, temperature and vapor pressure have been reported to associate negatively with influenza transmission [22], where the environmental conditions provide the niche factors for survival and transmission of the influenza virus.
This pattern is highly loaded on fruits and vegetables which are likely to associate negatively with the risk of MetS.
The amount of α-SMA, which is a marker of myofibroblast, has been shown to associate negatively with patient survival in an immunohistochemical study [ 16], and an increased expression of the genes that code the factors associating with a myofibroblast has been presented by microarray studies [ 30, 31].
Therefore, positive recalled parental rearing is associated positively and negative recalled parental rearing is associated negatively with resilience in adults.
Preliminary results suggest marriage is either associated negatively or not associated with women's wages, with substantial cross-national variations.
In particular, richness of native species was associated negatively with increasing canopy cover.
Elevated progesterone levels were associated negatively with LH and estradiol levels during pregnancy.
Stress from family members was associated negatively with symptom status, physical function, and emotional function.
In contrast, marketisation is associated negatively with the increase in returns to education.
The variable is also associated negatively with collectors' outlet choice at 5% probability level of significance.
