The phrase "associated with a methodological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a connection or relationship with a specific method or approach in research or analysis.
Example: "The findings of the study are associated with a methodological framework that emphasizes qualitative analysis."
Alternatives: "linked to a methodological" or "related to a methodological".
We also excluded studies with a small group size since these reports are frequently associated with a poor methodological quality.
As might be expected, we observe that when the intent of an HTE study moves from exploratory to confirmatory, so do the technical challenges associated with a given methodological approach – in terms of more complex dataset structures, assumptions related to distributions, or sample size considerations.
They also observe that presently, vulnerability assessment studies lack direct engagement with stakeholders and the field of vulnerability mapping remains an emergent and subjective practice associated with a number of methodological challenges.
The analysis of erythropoietic cells by FCM is associated with a variety of methodological problems.
The rapid nature of the current review is associated with a number of methodological limitations [ 12, 13].
It is important to note, though, that physicalism (i.e. materialism) is associated with a number of other metaphysical and methodological doctrines.
A strength of the trial was the randomised design and high methodological quality, associated with a low risk of bias.
In the philosophy of mind, the phrase "methodological individualism" is commonly associated with a claim made by Jerry Fodor concerning the individuation of psychological states (1980 , 1987 42).
We investigated whether the systematic identification of prior trial registration was associated with an improvement in the methodological quality of the subsequent published studies.
As such, we aim to examine the empirical evidence quantifying the extent of bias associated with methodological and non-methodological characteristics in oral health RCTs.
