The phrase "associated with the classical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is linked or connected to classical elements, ideas, or traditions.
Example: "The artwork is associated with the classical themes of beauty and harmony that were prevalent in ancient Greece."
Alternatives: "linked to the classical" or "connected with the classical".
Como is associated with the classical writings of Virgil, the two Plinys, and Claudian.
It does not induce the side effects associated with the classical drugs used as pain relievers.
Simin Behbahani, who has died aged 87, was Iran's most famous female poet, credited with reinventing the ghazal, the lyrical sonnet associated with the classical Persian poets.
To understand how quantum interference can help in active control requires one to abandon some mechanistic ideas associated with the classical description of a chemical reaction.
These results support the view that ketone bodies do not fully explain the decrease in excitation associated with the classical KD.
Unfortunately there are some drawbacks associated with the classical approaches based on the use of parcalls and markers.
The spare, unadorned forms associated with the word classical — and imitated by centuries of artists — were actually an accident of time that obscured their original, often garish coloring and gilded accessories.
CD11b labels macrophages/microglia in both the M1 and M2 activation states, while CD45 is associated with the M1 classical activation state [ 24, 25].
Harold Shapero, the American composer and pianist who was associated with the neo-classical style of music and who was a longtime professor at Brandeis University, died Friday of complications from pneumonia.
Interestingly, MIB5 8) and MIB10 are associated with the non-classical I (B-like) locus on the two different haplotypes.
An improved EKF approach, called moving-window EKF (MWEKF), is proposed in this paper after a discussion on the problems associated with the application of classical EKF in time-variant systems.
