The phrase "associated with the introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, concepts, or elements that are linked or related to an introduction of a subject or idea.
Example: "The findings presented in this report are associated with the introduction of new methodologies in the field."
Alternatives: "linked to the introduction" or "related to the introduction".
This is not to say that there are no risks associated with the introduction of GM varieties, or that regulation is not needed.
The changes in warfare associated with the introduction of firearms did not eliminate the sword but rather proliferated its types.
The learning curve associated with the introduction of new procedures/technologies has been associated with preventable patient harm.
According to Schumpeterian theories, economic expansions are associated with the introduction of successful new products, processes and services while depressions are linked to stagnant periods with few innovations.
We investigate the value creation or destruction associated with the introduction of software patents in the United States in two ways.
The most dramatic and far-reaching changes in Iraq are associated with the introduction of the new Ottoman provincial system and the governorship of Midhat Paşa (1869 72).
Health reform in Vietnam has been associated with the introduction of user fees, the legalization of private medical practices, and the commercialization of the pharmaceutical industry.
However, few studies have quantitatively evaluated exposure reductions associated with the introduction of improved stoves, likely due to the cost and time-intensive nature of such evaluations.
Using Latour's notion of 'the script', this paper looks at the spatialities of technological and user re-scripting associated with the introduction of decision support tools on-farm.
The first large-scale human influences began to occur around 4000 yr BP, associated with the introduction of domesticated livestock and the expansion of pastoral communities.
Since the late 1950s, major advances in vascular surgical practice have been closely associated with the introduction of novel vascular implants.
