The phrase "associated with frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing relationships or correlations between variables, particularly in scientific or statistical writing.
Example: "The study found that the symptoms were associated with frequency of exposure to the allergen."
Alternatives: "linked to the frequency of" or "related to the frequency of".
Viral load was directly associated with frequency of successful NFLG amplification for both cohorts (PS; p = 0.005 and SK; p < 0.001).
Excessive drinking was positively associated with frequency of cigarette smoking, use of cannabis, positive attitudes towards illicit drugs, low educational aspirations, higher depression scores, frequent truancy, and involvement in delinquent behaviours.
Variation in sward height and density were associated with frequency of occurrence for 12 bird species and larger areas of bare earth and occurrence of winter grazing by stock animals were correlated with greater frequency of occurrence by 11 bird species.
Similarly, age at walking supported remained associated with frequency of sports participation per week (β = −0.04, p = 0.043) after additional adjustments for birth weight and BMI at age 14 years (table 3).
We found that multiple abnormal regions were significantly associated with frequency of seizures (Table 3).
► Positive mood change at the time of encoding associated with frequency of positive involuntary memories.
Behavioural parameters that appear to be particularly practical in assessing stress in ridden horses' behaviour are associated with frequencies of behaviour indicative of conflict.
Electromagnetic radiation in the visible range to X rays have frequencies that correspond to charges within atoms, whereas gamma rays are associated with frequencies of charges within atomic nuclei.
The number of days with symptoms befroe treatment was weakly associated with frequencies of anti‐AMA1 and MSP1 MBC.
The logistic regression model illustrated that HNC was significantly associated with frequencies of MN (OR = 8.63, P < 0.0001) and BN (OR = 5.62, P = 0.001).
This study has demonstrated that migraine is associated with frequency-specific alterations of functional connectivity networks.
