The phrase "associate with both" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a connection or relationship involving two entities or groups.
Example: "In her research, she found that many participants tend to associate with both traditional and modern practices."
Alternatives: "connect with both" or "relate to both".
Disease-association studies, both candidate gene-based and genome-wide association studies (GWAS), have identified genetic variants that associate with both monogenic and complex diseases like lung cancer.
To identify the subset of sites that associate with both CTCF and H3K9me3, we tested the association of these 8,462 loci with H3K9me3 using the condensed DNA array set.
Haplotype 4 tended to associate with both promoter 1F and 1H methylation levels (linear association, p = 0.067 and 0.066) although the combined methylation grouping was not linked to the haplotype (p = 0.102, chi-squared test).
IRS-1 was also shown to associate with both EGFR and erbB2 under basal growth conditions, and these associations were enhanced following HRGβ1 treatment.
This association is even more complicated than originally anticipated [ 8], as the bacteria associate with both the hermaphroditic adult and the infective juveniles (IJs) that emerge from the inside of the adults themselves (see Results for detailed discussion).
With co-writer Noah Baumbach, Anderson has created a movie with that oddball quality that I associate with both him and Michael Gondry: a quirky-homespun aesthetic with a meticulous foregrounding of knowing detail.
For instance, PLldR can associate with both l -lactate and d -lactate, while ELldR can only recognizes l -lactate.
Recent research favors the hypothesis that chloroplast movement is driven by actin reorganization at the plasma membrane [7, 8], but no proteins affecting chloroplast movements have been shown to associate with both the plasma membrane and actin filaments in vivo.
c-Myc, like Stat3, is known to associate with both co-activators and co-repressors.
Thus, unlike other bundling proteins such as fascin [26], L-plastin appears to be able to associate with both types of actin organization, dendritic networks and aligned filaments.
PABP was found to associate with both hTTP and mTTP when it was tested as a positive control (Fig. 4E3, lanes 8 and 9, respectively).
