The phrase "associated with finance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, roles, or activities that relate to financial matters or the finance industry.
Example: "The new policy is designed to address issues associated with finance and improve overall economic stability."
Alternatives: "related to finance" or "linked to finance".
Employees have stress that they need to manage and they need the programs and assistance to help them prioritize where they need to manage their stress associated with finance.
In response, Kriss and Barba embarked on a quest to build a virtual marketplace based on Blockchain technology (Bitcoin's underlying "public ledger" technology that has been, until now, primarily associated with finance and crypto-currency) that allows people to efficiently trade whatever unique value they possess rather than working solely to accumulate hard currency.
- finances: problems associated with finance (such as debts), and problems with skills such as budgeting.
Our measures of the Big Five personality traits are associated with financing choices, investment choices and firm operating performance.
Arena recently toyed with moving downtown to Seventh Street between D and E Streets, but decided against it, largely because of risks associated with financing.
The expenses associated with financing the energy efficiency program can be recovered within 2 years due to the income from the increase in electricity prices.
Creates offences associated with financing and support for terrorism, as well as criminalising specified offences such as possessing information for terrorism or inciting overseas terrorism.
Faster payment lessens the uncertainty in making those investments and reduces the transaction costs associated with financing production — the time spent tapping credit lines or paying them down.
The spreads, or differentials, between telecommunications bonds and government securities are widening -- not just for high-yield issues, but for investment-grade debt, too -- as investors demand higher returns for bearing the growing risks associated with financing costly new services.
Even firms operating in sectors not subject to U.S. sanctions, such as health care, are ending operations for fear of running afoul of sanctions provisions and the difficulties associated with financing transactions.
