The phrase "associated with phenomena of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing relationships or connections between certain factors and observable events or occurrences.
Example: "The study aims to explore the factors associated with phenomena of climate change and its impact on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "linked to occurrences of" or "related to events of".
This is explained mainly on the basis of DRIFTS results and appears to be associated with phenomena of adsorption/desorption of NOx species at interfacial positions which apparently activate such interfacial region allowing formation of greater amounts of active reduced copper centres in the presence of NO.
LSCL-33 is designed to measure temporo-limbic activity in the form of somatic, sensory, behavioral, and memory symptoms known to be associated with phenomena of ictal temporal lobe epilepsy.
Some of these processes are associated with coupled phenomena of electro-migration and thermal localization, which are poorly understood till date.
Evidently, this effect was associated with induction phenomena of electromagnetic processes.
Traditionally, ASGE has been associated with the phenomena of X-chromosome inactivation and genomic imprinting [2].
Volcanic tremor at Stromboli Volcano is primarily associated with the phenomena of steady quiescent degassing.
The Cook Center Working Groups are interdisciplinary partnerships of scholars exploring a variety of themes associated with the phenomenon of inequality.
Between them, "whether the child, son or daughter is at home" is usually associated with the phenomenon of domestic gender division of labor, but "where there is a child, son or daughter," as a major event in life, has a closer relationship with gender ideology.
This questionnaire is designed to systematically cover the wide range of features associated with the phenomenon of imperforate anus.
Through screening a large multinational cohort of individuals with MMR-deficient CRC, this study has revealed the frequency and spectrum of changes associated with the phenomenon of constitutional MLH1 epimutation and identified potentially pathogenic promoter sequence variants.
In this article we argue that this inadequacy is mostly due to the specific characteristics of the particular conditions of conflict and violence that are associated with the phenomenon of 'right-wing extremism'.
