The phrase "associated with a favourable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship or connection between something and a positive outcome or condition.
Example: "The study found that regular exercise is associated with a favourable impact on mental health."
Alternatives: "linked to a positive" or "connected with a beneficial".
Hence, it is important to note that BCL-2 is oncogenic and BCL-2 inhibitors experimentally reduce tumour growth [ 53], yet BCL-2 expression is associated with a favourable prognosis in MC due to its association with the ER+ subtype.
Additional work has revealed that patients with cancer can spontaneously develop a mostly T-cell-driven antitumour immune response that is associated with a favourable outcome60.
This apparent revival of summer monsoon precipitation is closely associated with a favourable land ocean temperature gradient, driven by a strong warming signature over the Indian subcontinent and slower rates of warming over the Indian Ocean.
Hammarsten P, Dahl Scherdin T, Hagglof C, et al. High caveolin-1 expression in tumor stroma is associated with a favourable outcome in prostate cancer patients managed by watchful waiting.
Stability in size and signal intensity of any residual abnormality visible at MRI in the site of the treated lesion 1 year after therapy has been reported to be strongly associated with a favourable outcome.
Although specific clinical factors were associated with a favourable outcome in this patient, the present report suggests that multidisciplinary therapy may be a promising option in selected patients with distant metastatic GBC.
Most studies suggest that large HDL particles are associated with a favourable outcome, while small HDL particles may even be positively correlated with CV risk [1], [5], [6].
In our study, overexpression of BAX was associated with a favourable outcome.
We also demonstrate that VHL abnormalities were associated with a favourable outcome.
Strikingly, autoreactivity to TIMP-2 was associated with a favourable – that is, nonerosive – course of RA.
Large numbers of intraepithelial CD8+ TIL tended to be associated with a favourable outcome.
