The phrase "associated with a device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship or connection between something and a specific device, often in technical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "The software is associated with a device that enhances its functionality."
Alternatives: "linked to a device" or "connected with a device".
Systems should be deployed that can assess the risk associated with a device used to sign into a financial institution's system.
Instead, a first-step buyer is required to fill out the necessary information for purchase (a name, shipping address, email – or whatever the merchant requires), and that information is associated with a device ID and stored in the cloud.
And by dropping the Taser name, it can shed some of the unsavory connotations associated with a device connected to scores of civilian deaths at the hands of police.
When infection was associated with a medical device, the device is listed in parentheses.
And don't get me started on DRM, or vendor lock-in, or walled gardens, or any of the other subtle gotchas associated with a proprietary device like the Kindle.
The repetition is suspicious because IP addresses are typically associated with a single device for up to years.
Safe-zone graphs have been popularized in the hip arthroplasty literature since the time of Lewinnek et al. (1978), to determine surgical accuracy and examine problems associated with a particular device.
Clients' MAC addresses, used to construct location analytics dashboards, are hashed and truncated before being stored in Meraki's cloud so they cannot be associated with an individual device (i.e. there's no data stored that can show that a given device was at a specific location).
In 2003, Endovascular Technologies pleaded guilty to 10 felonies in federal court and paid more than $92 million in criminal and civil penalties for covering up problems including 12 deaths associated with an abdominal device.
Their topical application at cutaneous level minimizes the risk of toxicity effects normally associated with an implanted device.
Most HAIs are associated with an invasive device and occur in intensive care units (ICUs).
