The phrase "associated with a generic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a relationship or connection between something and a general category or type.
Example: "The symptoms presented in the patient are often associated with a generic form of the flu."
Alternatives: "linked to a general" or "related to a generic".
By contrast, non-inverted constructions are associated with a generic interpretation.
Finally, a pharmaceutical case study associated with a generic drug development process is conducted for verification purposes.
Using adenovirus and norovirus as target pathogens, we investigated the viral health risk associated with a generic scenario of urban stormwater harvesting practice and its application for three non-potable uses: 1) toilet flushing, 2) showering, and 3) food-crop irrigation.
associated with a generic programmable interface.
Each user j is associated with a generic monotonic strictly concave utility function U j (γc,j) of the achieved SINR, expressing the data rates attainable on the wireless links.
Therefore, AERs associated with a generic drug are less likely to be reported" [ 18].
This necessitated a shift in focus from the PREPARE programme, which targeted illness perceptions around prediabetes, to those associated with a more generic high risk label.
The present evidence suggests that Alzheimer's disease is associated with a primary and generic disruption of ASA relevant to the processing of both verbal and non-verbal sounds.
While disease-specific instruments such as the St George's Respiratory Questionnaire (SGRQ) [ 6, 7] are designed to capture the specific aspects associated with a particular disease, generic instruments such as the Short Form 12 Health Survey Questionnaire (SF-12) measure overall health states.
This will allow quantification of the additional error associated with a condition-specific to generic transformation as compared to a generic to generic transformation in stroke.
At 12 months, stratified care was associated with a mean increase in generic health benefit cost savings compared with the control group.
