The phrase "associated with cessation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the end of a process, activity, or state, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The symptoms observed in the patient were associated with cessation of the medication."
Alternatives: "linked to termination" or "connected to stopping".
Employment status was not associated with cessation likelihood among women, while this association was observed among men.
Metabolic changes associated with cessation of cigarette smoking Arch Environ Health 1970 20: 377 381.
This study quantitatively examined the prevalence and correlates of short-term sex work cessation among female sex workers who inject drugs (FSW-IDUs) and determined whether injection drug use was independently associated with cessation.
Electrical recordings show that swallow-induced LES relaxation is associated with cessation of spike activity when present.73 In the upright position, the swallowed bolus may reach the LES very quickly owing to gravity, and in that situation the bolus may be transiently held at the LES before passage into the stomach.
Withdrawal contributes to an aversion of quitting because of the negative feelings associated with cessation.
Tracking ACT skill practice was used by fewer participants (n = 43) but was associated with cessation (p = 0.01).In this exploratory analysis without control for multiple comparisons, viewing a quit plan (CBT) as well as tracking practice of letting urges pass (ACT) were both appealing to app users and associated with successful quitting.
Depression was associated with driving cessation and may be both a risk factor for and a consequence of driving cessation [ 14].
It is suggested that these smoking cessation aids may prevent relapse to smoking in humans by diminishing the negative mood state associated with smoking cessation.
However other recognised predictors of breastfeeding cessation such as marital status, mode of delivery, and socio-economic deprivation were not found to be associated with breastfeeding cessation.
In addition, the cessation of antithrombotic agents in patients at high risk of thromboembolism is difficult in view of the risks associated with the cessation of such agents.
This increase in LPL activity may contribute to the increase in body weight associated with smoking cessation.
