The phrase "associated again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a previous connection or relationship that has been reestablished or revisited.
Example: "The research findings suggest that the two variables are associated again after the recent changes in the experimental conditions."
Alternatives: "reconnected" or "linked once more".
34, 100, 101 The recent increases in renal cell cancer incidence may be associated, again in an unknown way, with the increasing prevalence of hypertension in the United States, particularly among blacks and among women.
Tateishi et al. described a multiple system degeneration associated again with marked UMN pathology but this time in patients with a p.R521C mutation which is identical to our cases 3 and 4 and thus illustrates the degree of phenotypical variability [ 28].
Associated again with their political meaning, they now have to disappear for some.
Strong commutation follows from commutation and association: From (A ⊗ B) ⊗ D we can associate to get A ⊗ (B ⊗ D), then commute to get A ⊗ (D ⊗ B), associating again to get (A ⊗ D) ⊗ B. In non-associating logics with commutation, commutation is restricted to left-right swaps within the parameters of a given bracketing.
Eventually, we suggest, the accumulation of internal covalent linkages prevents the unbound protein from associating again with DNA by locking it in a rigid inert configuration.
In the GDP-bound state, Rab3 isoforms are retrieved to the cytosol by GDP Dissociation Inhibitor to be able to associate again to secretory vesicles [9].
But in the long run, the immigration issue remains a flash point: If it doesn't ratify the Croatia protocol before 9 February 2017 3 years after the immigration referendum Switzerland will lose its associated status again.
The E. coli 0157 H7 outbreak was associated once again with undercooked, contaminated beef patties served at a fast food restaurant.
Lateral contact between turns of the BDLP filament is restricted to helix 4, which associates again through two-fold symmetry with its equivalent on a neighboring subunit.
Many of the detainees were picked up for their links with terrorism, but they were freed on little more than their promise not to associate themselves again with an extremist group.
Among these respondents, attitudes toward premarital sex were again associated with attitudes toward AIDS; this association was substantially weaker among those who did not recall Mr. Johnson.
