The phrase "associated with supporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between concepts, actions, or entities that involve assistance or backing.
Example: "The research findings are associated with supporting the theory that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "linked to aiding" or "connected with backing".
It forms a flexible skeleton, associated with supporting muscle fibres on both the ectodermal and endodermal sides.
Like most orders, the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary have an age limit they say is necessary, given their graying population and the expenses associated with supporting the retired and the infirm.
The principal structural characteristics of Gothic architecture arose out of medieval masons' efforts to solve the problems associated with supporting heavy masonry ceiling vaults over wide spans.
"We are starting to see many organizations that purport to be in a leadership position in the Muslim community that are associated with supporting terrorist organizations, or that refuse to denounce the suicide bombings, and even now hedge their words carefully in that regard," Mr. Hoenlein said in an interview last week.
None of the expenses associated with supporting him -- like those for special computer keyboards, for five translators and for the yellow pavement whose studs help guide his feet as he walks -- are borne by the Education Ministry, which finances national universities.
However, the company more than tripled its net losses, mostly on rising costs associated with supporting a larger sales staff.
We also explored factors likely to be associated with supported advertisement claims.
We also explored factors likely to be associated with supported advertisement claims such as claims referring to studies with industry funding, claims referring to studies with potential conflict of interest, and claims referring to studies with double blind study design.
We a priori additionally explored factors likely to be associated with supported advertisement claims such as funding of a study through the industry, potential conflict of interest of study authors, and double blind versus open randomised trials.
Researchers concluded that religion and intensity of religious belief were not associated with support for honour killing.
For over three decades, polls have shown that high levels of religiosity correlate with strong Republican leanings, while a lack of interest in religion is closely associated with support for Democrats.
