The phrase "associate time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the relationship between an association and a specific time period or event.
Example: "To better understand the project's impact, we need to associate time with the various phases of development."
Alternatives: "link time" or "relate time".
Greg and his associate time it carefully so that the helmet, which weighs a lot, settles on your shoulders just as you go under, the water helping bear the weight.
Most efforts in the area of market prediction aim to associate time series and data that are believed to be related to the market.
Thus it would seem that time must be associated with just one special motion; and indeed virtually everyone in the Aristotelian tradition, going back to at least Alexander of Aphrodisias, if not Aristotle himself, did associate time with one special motion, namely, the motion of the heavens.
And let us assure you, it's not fun explaining to your kid why you can't play with them, or having them associate time with you as time you spend always at your computer, or scrolling through your phone or circling around the block one more time and tossing fruit snacks at them so you can finish up a conference call in peace and quiet.
The associated time courses in the activated brain regions matched well to the timing of the sentence presentation, as evidenced by the recorded button-press response signals.
"Our ties are representative of the good life, and a lot of people associated time on the beach or time on the water with the good life," Ian Murray said.
Modifications of transport properties and associated time scales with increasing pressure are considered.
The thermal decrement remained almost constant, and yet the associated time lag can be increased significantly.
The comparative results are evaluated by task-related activation maps, associated time courses and ROC study.
In Experiment 2, we sought to determine which features of interruptions might modulate the associated time cost.
The kinetics of these processes show a considerable increase of the associated time constant after the pseudoelastic cycling procedure.
