The phrase "associated with a sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a relationship or connection to a particular order or arrangement of items or events.
Example: "The results of the experiment were associated with a sequence of specific variables that influenced the outcome."
Alternatives: "linked to a series" or "connected to a progression".
Under suitable assumptions, we obtain a sequence of solutions associated with a sequence of positive energies going toward infinity.
This finding may be attributed to an end of the fault weakening caused by underground water intrusion resulting from disturbances associated with a sequence of earlier large earthquakes.
A sequence of state feedback gains associated with a sequence of nested polyhedral invariant sets is constructed off-line in order to reduce the computational burdens.
Benchmarking of power consumption measures the dynamic power consumed while running a sequence of code associated with a sequence of data pattern instead.
At the bottom of this cavity is a metal-binding site associated with a sequence motif AHPDDE that is invariant in all homologues.
The purpose of this study is to detect the topographic changes associated with a sequence of the volcanic activity of Mt. Hossho by differential interferometric technique of JERS-1/SAR data (D-InSAR).
The purpose of this paper is to introduce new sequence spaces associated with a multiplier sequence by using an infinite matrix, an Orlicz function and a generalized B-difference operator on a real n-normed space.
Let ℓp, 1⩽p⩽∞, be the space of all p-summable sequences and Ca be the convolution operator associated with a summable sequence a.
Local methods or t-methods are associated with a τ sequence and aim to provide an assignment for the identifiers of its enclosing σ sequences.
They also note that "a phenotype that is associated with a DNA sequence change could be a sum of the phenotypes caused by the change in all elements that share this sequence" [7, p. 420 21].
In contrast, recent intron insertions were not associated with a specific sequence.
