The phrase "associated with the intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a relationship or connection between something and its intensity, such as in scientific, artistic, or emotional discussions.
Example: "The colors in the painting are closely associated with the intensity of the emotions being portrayed."
Alternatives: "linked to the intensity" or "related to the intensity".
Socio-economic status is associated with the intensity and diversity of use, community attachment, and the image of the parks.
Foreign competition is positively associated with the intensity of buy activity, but negatively affects the intensity of make activity.
The color selection is used as a type of code in which the colors can be associated with the intensity or brightness of the radiation from different regions of the image, or with the energy of the emission.
Multivariate analysis identified the children's age 5 8 (P<0.01), location of household in Surngo, Askole, and Stakchun where the pilot health care model activities were not done (P<0.01), and living with children under 5 years old (P=0.03) as variables statistically associated with the intensity of A. lumbricoides.
Patient preferences and beliefs were not associated with the intensity or number of chemotherapy regimens.
The CarerQoL was not associated with the intensity of the provided informal care.
Additionally, we find that the effect of a market orientation is more strongly associated with the intensity of marketing innovations.
These findings demonstrate that the intensity of one migraine symptom is associated with the intensity of other migraine symptoms.
Univariate analysis shows that caregiver characteristics such as being a partner (β 42.5), age (β 1.3) and educational attainment (middle vs. low β -17.0 and high vs. low β -27.4) were significantly associated with the intensity of informal care provided.
Graven-Nielsen et al. [38] found that the area of the referred pain is associated with the intensity of local pain, although this could not be shown for all the examined muscles in the present study.
This would seem to support a general effect on pain sensitivity over the menstrual cycle among some of the women which is associated with the intensity of migrainous headache during pregnancy.
