The phrase "associated in developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collaborative effort or partnership in the process of creating or improving something.
Example: "The researchers were associated in developing a new vaccine that could combat the virus."
Alternatives: "collaborating on developing" or "partnered in creating".
Measures employed in preventing ventilator- associated pneumonia in developing countries are rarely reported.
James went beyond his associates in developing the broadest theory of experience, known as radical empiricism, according to which the relations and connections between items of experience are given along with these items themselves.
Mental illness is associated with high levels of health service utilization and associated costs, and in developing countries these costs are mostly paid for out-of-pocket.
Spain, with which the policy is most closely associated, was preeminent in developing a colonial empire and drew from the New World great quantities of gold and silver during the 16th and 17th centuries.
13As an alternative that removes moral hazard associated with UI in developing countries – both the waiting effect and the incentives to work informally during the period of benefit receipt – (Hijzen2011) suggests UI benefits in Brazil to be paid as a lump sum instead of as a monthly payment conditional on not working formally.
These ideas can help explain why religion boosts health in developed countries but is associated with illness in developing countries.
G1 has been associated with cases in developing countries in Asia and Africa (1 ).
Increases in infant morbidity and mortality are associated with caesareans in developing countries [ 3, 4, 10].
Limited information exists on healthcare associated RSV infections in developing countries.
Filoviral hemorrhagic fevers are rare but highly lethal diseases associated with outbreaks in developing countries.
