The phrase "associated with ideal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, theories, or attributes that relate to an ideal or perfect standard.
Example: "The principles of this philosophy are closely associated with ideal forms of governance."
Alternatives: "linked to the ideal" or "connected with the ideal".
They depict women flouting standard social conventions, or at least challenging previous Victorian images associated with ideal womanhood, a selection of which have been marshaled in a brief section at the start of the exhibition as a kind of art-historical foil.
Incorporating the source terms alters the governing equations, but does not affect the similarity properties associated with ideal tubular flow.
These equations are associated with ideal forms of the residence-time distribution (RTD), and cannot be generalised to incorporate arbitrary RTDs.
For each ideal I, there is a filter (mathcal{F}(I)) corresponding to I (a filter associated with ideal I), that is, (mathcal{F}(I)={ Ksubseteq X: K^{c} in{I}}), where (K^{c}=Xsetminus K).
We first built a base model with just age group and sex as level 1 predictors, and then added neighbourhood IMD, a level 2 predictor, to establish whether neighbourhood-level deprivation was associated with ideal age for parenthood.
Subjective life expectancy was also weakly associated with ideal age for parenthood, with young people who felt they would live longer being prepared to delay their childbearing longer, again consistent with both theoretical expectation and the findings of a number of other studies [23], [29], [30], [34].
A distinction is made between ideal stacking faults and real stacking faults which are associated with an ideal stacking-fault energy (SFE) and an effective SFE, respectively.
The effects are all in the predicted direction, with younger parents associated with younger ideal ages for parenthood, neighbourhoods perceived as more safe associated with later ideal ages for parenthood, and higher family support associated with later ideal age for parenthood, although the parameter estimate for neighbourhood safety is not significantly different from zero.
Marcia Landesman, associate director of undergraduate admissions at Yale, cited modesty and resourcefulness as qualities she most closely associated with an ideal candidate, and she emphasized that recommendations were most helpful in communicating such traits.
It is called the filter associated with the ideal ℐ.
It is obvious from our assumption that C ∈ F ( I ), the filter associated with the ideal ℐ.
