The phrase "associate the message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the connection or relationship between a message and its context or meaning.
Example: "In order to fully understand the communication, it is essential to associate the message with the sender's intent."
Alternatives: "link the message" or "connect the message".
If there is no statistically significant increase in one of four areas to be surveyed in the research -- measuring attributes like awareness of the brand, associating the message with the brand and purchase intent for the brand -- Forbes.com, part of Forbes Inc. in New York, will return all the money that was devoted to the online campaign.
Film shows were second, with around 70 per cent of the audiences associated the messages recalled with this activity.
Because of this problem, in both Issuer-Free OTAC protocols, any malicious receiver can obtain any message from the sender, regardless of the access control policy associated with the message.
A post to text board Pastebin associated with the message states that "We will fight always and everywhere the enemies of freedom of speech…Freedom of speech and opinion is a non-negotiable thing, to tackle it is to attack democracy.
All the postings were anonymized before the analysis was undertaken and none of the participant names are associated with the message extracts.
He determined that the time stamps associated with the messages exchanged between computers could be used to produce an order of events; this was particularly useful in circumstances such as banking transactions, in which the exact order of deposits and withdrawals is important.
In addition to the emotions associated with the messages being viewed, another pattern in the qualitative data brought attention to the importance of emotion in decision making process in both the short and long terms.
The arrows in Fig. 7 are associated to the messages exchanged along the successive time slots, where x i,j represents a message sent from terminal i during time slot j.
They are not given phones nor are they compensated for any costs associated with the messages.
Some of the firm's associates found the message offensive and said so; dozens of Asian-American law student associations and bar associations have criticized it as well.
