The phrase "associated with rose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing connections, relationships, or characteristics related to roses, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The fragrance of the perfume is closely associated with rose, evoking memories of a blooming garden."
Alternatives: "linked to rose" or "related to rose".
Cottage gardens are always associated with roses: shrub roses, climbing roses, and old garden roses with lush foliage, in contrast to the gangly modern hybrid tea roses.
A number of well-connected San Francisco figures were present, including Steve Falk and Jim Lazarus of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce; Rob Black of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association; Leon Chow, the head of the United Healthcare Workers West, and Enrique Pearce, a political consultant closely associated with Rose Pak, the Chinatown lobbyist.
The success of England's great 2003 side was built on a formidable pack, and there are signs of the traditional ferocity and power associated with red rose eights of yore starting to re-emerge.
Rose rosette disease is a disorder associated with infection by Rose rosette virus (RRV), a pathogen of roses that causes devastating effects on most garden cultivated varieties, and the wild invasive rose especially Rosa multiflora.
But she also wrote on archaeology for the Guardian, after protests about the burial of London theatre sites associated with William Shakespeare – the Rose and the Globe.
When associated with Carolyn, the rose represents a "façade for suburban success".
The Virgin Mary is a more likely candidate for a namesake, and she was also associated with the mystic rose.
Yan, Z., Dolstra, O., Dennebom, C., Stam, P. & Visser, P. B. Genetic mapping of QTLs associated with growth vigour in rose.
The movie is visually both brilliant and dark, featuring the strong blacks of the power city at night, and strong reds, too, drawn from the roses associated with Gertrude's sexual awakening and from the blood-soaked denouement, which, staged along an open terrace high above the streets, mixes sword and gunplay.
