The phrase "associated with the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship or correlation between a specific factor and a quantity or value.
Example: "The results of the study were associated with the amount of time participants spent exercising each week."
Alternatives: "linked to the quantity" or "related to the sum".
Under a sensitive period hypothesis, the outcome is associated with the amount of exposure, as in the accumulation hypothesis, but the association is stronger in a particular period.
"Some pages have a few numbers on them in haphazard places with no indication of the purpose associated with the amount.
Endometriosis, which often plays a role in infertility, is thought to be associated with the amount of menstrual fluid that backs up.
The documents identify account holders, companies they are associated with, the amount they held in their accounts and a selection of file notes written by the bank that include observations on meetings and other interactions with clients.
The results showed that how satisfied a participant felt with their body was associated with the amount of selfies they posted on Instagram.
The early response may be associated with the amount of damage generated during insertion.
Corrosion was associated with the amount of alkalis and trace metals gaseous chlorides.
Well density was most positively associated with the amount of sagebrush habitat loss within 1 square kilometer.
Trainers reinforced this stating that the variations in results may be associated with the amount of exposure to the language and symbols of mathematics.
In Models 2 and 4, after controlling for business efficiency of operating, the presence of party organizations was no longer associated with the amount of the donation.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 The best and mean predicted fitted values associated with the amount of asphaltene precipitation after 1000 generations.
