The phrase "associate with either" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections with two options or entities.
Example: "In this study, participants were asked to associate with either the control group or the experimental group."
Alternatives: "connect with either" or "relate to either".
Our calculation is the number of sites in 2× the genome length, since the complex could associate with either strand.
Depending on the structural properties of their transmembrane regions, these receptors will associate with either DAP12 or FcRγ to transduce downstream signals.
The distribution of most virulence genes sought among these strains did not associate with either MLST or MLEE-derived phylogeny (Table S2).
Additionally, while Fmi localizes at the apical cortex with no sign of asymmetry in SOPs [7], recent studies have suggested that Fmi associate with either Vang or Fz to form distinct complexes at opposite poles of the cell [21], [22].
Furthermore, HCP5 and HLA-C alleles stratify B*57-containing genotypes into those that associate with either striking disease retardation or progressive disease, providing one explanation for the long-standing conundrum of why some HLA-B*57-carrying individuals are long-term non-progressors, whereas others exhibit progressive disease.
TET2 mutations could associate with either mutated NPM1 or ASXL1.
France's beaches, he declared, should be free of any wardrobe associated with either religion or politics.
Being associated with either falsified data or a frivolous allegation against a scientist as prominent as Poehlman could end DeNino's career before it even began.
For too long now, political campaigning in Britain has come to be associated with either lobbying politicians or getting them elected.
Naturally there are risks associated with either plan.
Inputting the name lactose into CTS will return all identifiers that are associated with either structure.
