The phrase "associated with a system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between entities, particularly in technical or academic contexts.
Example: "The errors in the software are often associated with a system malfunction that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "linked to a system" or "connected with a system".
These properties were the properties associated with a system having memory.
Until the group's decision to withdraw from the facility – for fear of being associated with a system of mass expulsions – Moria had chemical toilets and cleaning staff.
Such sentiments may be merely part of a honeymoon granted to Mr. Davy by those associated with a system that has taken its share of criticism and longs for the gentle touch that he can bring.
Realizing the economic viability of SCWR, a GEN IV reactor, several research activities have been carried to address challenges associated with a system operated at supercritical pressures as a result of drastic changes in fluid properties at these supercritical pressures.
Note that problem (3.7) is called a system of general nonconvex variational inclusions (SGNVI) associated with a system of extended regularized nonconvex variational inequalities.
This ideological stance is further associated with a system of beliefs wherein code choice is perceived as a means to access the magical protection associated with a given community.
COSYSMO helps companies estimate "person-months" specifically associated with a systems engineering effort and costs -- such as how many people it will take to develop a command and control system in an aircraft and meet all the customer requirements.
Therefore, we contend that the future study of causality in sports injury research lies with a mutually inclusive answer: continue to utilise traditional epidemiological approaches, but also embrace the possibilities associated with a systems thinking approach.
The Hilbert space associated with a complex system is the tensor product of those associated with the simple systems (in the standard, non-relativistic, theory: the individual particles) of which it is composed.
The method quantifies uncertainty in terms of the random effects associated with a measurement system and the uncertainty associated with the finite resolution capabilities of the measurement system.
