The phrase "associated with regularity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship or correlation between something and its consistency or frequency.
Example: "The study found that the results were associated with regularity of exercise among participants."
Alternatives: "linked to consistency of" or "related to frequency of".
In simple linear regression, pain was the only variable significantly associated with regularity of analgesic use: higher levels of pain corresponded to more regular analgesic use (p = 0.003).
With multiple linear regression only pain was significantly associated with regularity of analgesic use (Table 3).
The explanation of this phenomenon could be the fact that the presence of halo, by definition, is associated with regularity of margins.
Self efficacy was not, however, associated with regularity of analgesic use reported in our study, after the influence of pain was taken into account.
A lower score on peer problems and higher scores on prosocial behaviour in the survey were associated with regularity of attendance at Football United.
In simple linear regression, pain was the only variable significantly associated with regularity of analgesic use: a greater pain score (i.e. more pain) corresponded to more regular analgesic use.
Depression, the number of daily pills, and the pill burden were associated with increased irregularity, and euthymia was associated with regularity.
Generalized estimating equations were used to estimate if demographic or clinical variables were associated with regularity.
Treatment partitioning analyses indicated clear, positive, linear associations between other-group orientation and level of total participation in the Football United program, whilst reporting of peer problems and prosocial behaviour was associated with level of regularity of attendance.
This enforced regularity is strongly indicative of an applied evolutionary force, and tends to be associated with gain-of-function.
The suggested model concerns regularities associated with the availability of active surface atoms in proper arrangements which facilitate structure-sensitive reactions.
