The phrase "associated uniquely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or connection that is distinct or specific to a particular subject or object.
Example: "Each user is associated uniquely with their own account, ensuring personalized experiences."
Alternatives: "distinctly linked" or "exclusively connected".
Interestingly, as is the case for the NOD2 mutations associated uniquely to CD [37], no associations between the NLRP3 variants and UC were observed.
Dispositional optimism was not associated uniquely with momentary thoughts about the personal future, habitual focus on the personal future, or positive anticipated outcomes.
The first vaccination occurs upon arrival at the feedlot where cattle are all processed through a chute anyway (so no additional chute charge or animal processing is associated uniquely to the E. coli vaccination).
Thus, a criminal who leaves some of his DNA behind at a crime scene is said to have left a trace of himself but, while (twins excepted) the trace is associated uniquely with the perpetrator, it is obviously distinct from him or her. 9.
Many of the gene sets from different oncogenic signature pathways shared significant overlap (Figure 1I), yet, interestingly, each pathway set associated uniquely with its corresponding oncogene; for example, the EGFR and erbB-2 signatures had many genes in common (Figure 1B), yet the EGFR signature genes did not associate with mRNA patterns of erbB-2 in the human data, and vice versa (Figure 2B).
At a reduced statistical threshold we also found that phonological impairment in the patients was associated uniquely with damage to inferior frontal gyrus.
The psychiatric medication lithium has been previously reported to be associated with uniquely large reductions in risks of suicide death and suicidal behavior [ 5- 7].
Applying this strategy to hemichannels formed by two different connexins allowed identification of phospholipids that associate uniquely and in common with each.
However, claiming a special place for race by associating it uniquely with a single historical event has the effect of making it literally unmentionable in other contexts.
They didn't use the story in their legal arguments, but it played right into their efforts to associate kisses uniquely with the Hershey brand.
"This community-based approach enables security teams to associate and uniquely protect one another from threats in real-time," Milbourne explains.
