The phrase "associated with a chosen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship or connection with something that has been selected or picked out.
Example: "The benefits associated with a chosen method of study can greatly impact a student's learning experience."
Alternatives: "linked to a selected" or "related to a chosen".
In contrast, in travel time/cost models, the peripherality of a location is defined by a function of the costs of reaching other major centres, the number of people that can be accessed at any chosen time from the location or the costs associated with reaching a chosen number of people from that location.
For the manual methods, an operator would manually draw the outlines of objects that are associated with an artistically chosen depth value.
There were also some medical factors associated with a propensity to choose CPM, including having a larger tumor and evidence that cancer cells had spread to the lymph nodes.
Assignment to menus with the health warning message, older age of waterpipe smoking initiation and being a non-smoker of cigarettes were all significantly associated with a greater likelihood of choosing the opt out option.
The competition, in which submissions were invited from firms which had both experience in the design of a minimum 15,000 capacity stadium and had won one of five major architecture awards, carried a prize of 20m yen ($249,532/£157,431), although the prestige associated with being chosen for such a landmark project may outweigh any immediate financial benefits.
Greater enfranchisement is associated with a higher probability of choosing a compulsory program, but not a voluntary one.
Specifically, being a male compared to a female is associated with a 9% chance of choosing an energy-saving light bulb.
These improvements were, however, associated with a large decrease in choosing correct patient profiles.
Where multiple probes are associated with a gene symbol, we choose the node with maximum differential expression.
It relies on the analysis of a periodic composite for which an exact resolution of both the original nonlinear homogenization problem and the linear homogenization problems associated with the chosen linear comparison composite (LCC) with an identical microstructure is possible.
