The phrase "associate together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of forming connections or relationships between people, ideas, or things.
Example: "In our study, we found that students tend to associate together based on their shared interests and backgrounds."
Alternatives: "connect with each other" or "link together".
These results raise two interesting questions: whether the CTCF, AGO1 and HP1 proteins associate together at the chromatin level in human cells, and whether these associations play any role in alternative splicing regulation.
Polystyrene and polybutadiene are incompatible, so that the polystyrene end-groups associate together to form domains of glassy polystyrene in a sea of elastic polybutadiene.
This sort of win-win principle, she said, could explain all sorts of symbiotic arrangements, even among different species -- like the tendency of baboons and impalas to associate together because they use each other's warning calls.
During the stay above Curie temperature, stick-like HT-form lamellar cocrystals preferably associate together and coalesce into coarser crystalline lamellae.
Several adjacent short helix units could also associate together to generate a longer helix by aligning the axis and tightening the gaps (Fig. 3_VIII).
A significant portion of Swi1 is distal to Snf5, even though they associate together at the belly region as also seen by CX-MS (Sen et al., 2017).
As he says, individuals "have always been associated together in living, and association in conjoint behavior has affected their relationships to one another as individuals" (1984 [1927], 295).
But then the question would be why this cluster of negative features comes to be associated together, and why is there this residual association with 'malingering', after 100 years of psychiatric orthodoxy saying otherwise?
The two are often associated together in folk art.
They were associates together until they became partners in the successive firm Reich Spitzer & Feldman, then Senior Partners in Spitzer & Feldman.
The lower animals differ from man solely in his almost infinitely larger power of associating together the most diversified sounds and ideas.
