The phrase "associated with a perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between concepts, particularly in contexts involving perception or interpretation.
Example: "The symptoms of the condition are often associated with a perceived increase in anxiety among patients."
Alternatives: "linked to a perceived" or "connected with a perceived".
We have shown that achievement of these activities is associated with a perceived improvement in overall condition, and that this association is stronger when these activities are more important to the individual.
FOMO is often associated with a perceived low social rank, which can cause feelings of anxiety and inferiority.
One "meta" hypothesis is that a given philosophical analysis of theory structure tends to be associated with a perceived relationship among the three views here discussed.
In general, lower HRQoL was primarily associated with a perceived, rather than actual, overweight status.
The issue of respect was particularly emphasized by community midwives, and commonly associated with a perceived hierarchy.
For Arabic-speaking women, low mood was associated with a perceived need for more emotional support from partners.
A lower perceived level of familiarity with one's role was not significantly associated with a higher perceived need for additional training (Multivariate OR: 1.4; CI 0.6 3.4).
Users' satisfaction with the length and variety of their personal "promising alternatives" list was associated with a higher perceived benefit.
Higher FHH risk was associated with a stronger perceived T2D risk (pKendall < 0.001) and with a perception of "serious" risk (pKendall < 0.001).
Higher levels of both attention to HWLs and knowledge of toxic constituents were associated with a higher perceived risk of smoking-related conditions at follow-up across all countries except for the United States.
Just like for the active population as a whole, we find that the overestimation of the unemployment rate is associated with a higher perceived probability of being unemployed in the near future.
