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The phrase "associate with a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a connection or relationship with a particular person, group, or concept.
Example: "Researchers often associate with a specific demographic to gather more accurate data for their studies."
Alternatives: "connect with a particular" or "relate to a specific".
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Additionally, it allows them to create notes that they can associate with a specific location.
"The team has got very nice dates that we can associate with a specific human event," such as the building of the mounds, says Brian Billman, an archaeologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
There might be a specific hotspot where the signature can be issued, so that it could be arranged for a bookstore appearance, for instance, and help to ensure the authenticity of the signature thanks to its associate with a specific time and place.
In addition to finding that many Americans don't associate with a specific faith, Pew discovered that many aren't in the market for one.
Interestingly, Rv2744c seems to associate with a specific isoform of PepD that is slightly smaller than that predicted for the full-length protein (Figure 3B).
Despite the great diversity of Symbiodinium types found in reef invertebrates, many coral host species appear to associate with a specific genetic lineage (or group) of Symbiodinium[ 16].
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Each layer or level can be associated with a specific theme along with the associated alphanumeric information.
Here we discussed a decision associated with a specific situation.
Surprisingly, the term /attention/, possibly not specific enough, was not associated with a specific lateralised component.
Each student has a specific value associated with a specific schedule.
Outcomes have been associated with a specific immunological profile.
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