The phrase "associated with studying" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an adjective phrase which can be used to describe a noun, for example "She had experiences associated with studying abroad."
The major poems are almost all 'anthology' pieces: also, for me, they are associated with studying poetry at a Catholic grammar school where Hopkins was prized more for his religious message than his amazing technique.
Many of us will be able to relate to the trials and tribulations associated with studying and revising but fear not: where there's a problem, there is also a solution.
Mr. Marshall said the so-called advantages of students' being able to broaden their experience through "breadth subjects," and the chance to take three more years to decide on their area of specialization, were outweighed by factors like "the mandatory nature of breadth studies" and "the exorbitant cost associated with studying a postgraduate degree on top of undergraduate studies".
Research suggests numerous benefits associated with studying abroad.
Do the methodological shortcomings associated with studying criminal networks influence these findings? .
Our results highlight the numerous challenges associated with studying this phenomenon in the dynamic oceanic environment.
People falsely recognize critical lures or nonstudied items that are semantically associated with studied items.
And the semi-improvised method he taught, one associated with study in Munich, was hugely influential.
An absolute eosinophil count >350/ul was not associated with study outcomes.
However, reported results are divergent and might well be associated with study design-related issues.
Of all seven factors employed, target disease, publication year, and study design were shown to be associated with study quality.
