The phrase 'associated with identity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the aspects or attributes that make up a person's identity, such as age, gender, religion, ethnicity, etc. For example: 'The growing popularity of social media has changed the way we think about the elements associated with identity.'.
Disability culture has been associated with identity politics (political views and activities based on shared injustices) because of its emphasis on collective identity to work for social change.
Multiculturalism is closely associated with identity politics, or political and social movements that have group identity as the basis of their formation and the focus of their political action.
Although the police in Montgomery County, Md., have said the burglars were probably interested in the computer, rather than any data on it, there has been widespread concern that the data could be used for credit card fraud and other crimes associated with identity theft.
It seems that banks are willing to absorb an awful lot of the expense associated with identity theft prevention and mitigation in order to retain customers.
(And of course, if a bank is known to be associated with identity theft problems, they'll have a harder time attracting new customers).
Hence, associated with identity, each user receives two cryptographic parameters: encryption key element for ABE scheme and signing key for the signature.
Are they still a "Volk?" The word is associated with identity-through-blood, was debased by Hitler with his clamor of "Fuhrer, Volk und Vaterland" and was further tarnished by the pervasive "Volkspolizei" of the East German Communist dictatorship.
What these paradoxes highlight are the powerful factors that continue to preserve positive and negative beliefs and stereotypes associated with racial identity - especially black male identity -- in the public mind.
Casey and Dustmann (2010) found that education is associated with stronger identity with the host society and negatively associated with ethnic minority identity.
Cellular miRNA pool forms a hierarchical regulatory network that is associated with cell identity and function, and the miRNA expression profile can be reset when the cell identity changes during development, differentiation, environmental challenge, and tumorigenesis [ 27].
Integration at the workplace was positively associated with workplace identity (r = .42), workplace effort (r = .41), and, to a lesser extent, vocational identity (r = .28).28
