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The phrase "associated a number of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a relationship or connection with multiple items or concepts, but the structure is flawed.
Example: "The study associated a number of factors with the increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "linked several" or "connected a variety of".
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Laboratory tests have associated a number of biological activities with T. mesenterica glucuronoxylomannan, including immunostimulatory, protecting against radiation, antidiabetic, anti-inflammatory, hypocholesterolemic, hepatoprotective, and antiallergic effects.
DMPA Experiences: Providers and potential user groups associated a number of side effects with current injectable use, including increased menstrual bleeding and amenorrhea, decreased libido, weight changes, headaches, and dizziness.
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Success was associated with a number of factors.
Both boys are 27, and have been associated in a number of musical enterprises.
Mr. Smith's name is associated with a number of automotive disasters.
A rheumatologist had found an antigen in my blood that is associated with a number of autoimmune diseases.
As a secular holiday, Halloween has come to be associated with a number of activities.
Palladium is also associated with a number of gold, silver, copper and nickel ores.
As a writer, as an illustrator, and as both, Sendak has been associated with a number of successful children's books of the past decade.
He engaged in group therapy, produced many papers and a book, and was associated with a number of clinics and institutions.
After Mr. Samuel retired in 1992, he was associated with a number of organizations, including Licit, the Labor/Industry Coalition for International Trade in Washington, of which he was executive director.
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