The phrase "associated with the proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between different quantities or variables in a mathematical or statistical context.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that the increase in temperature is associated with the proportion of ice melting in the Arctic."
Alternatives: "linked to the ratio" or "related to the fraction".
This does not include only the costs of fertility treatment, but also costs associated with the proportion of people with a live birth, costs of multiples, and associated medical costs up to 6 weeks post-delivery.
No adjustment covariate was significantly associated with the proportion of time spent in the SRP.
LD and SD photoperiod-sensitive rice initiate flowering dependent on a critical threshold associated with the proportion of diurnal hours.
We find the forming condition of β conformation is strongly associated with the proportion of the poor solvent (ethanol) in mixed solution (toluene/ethanol).
Using this model, we will test the following hypotheses: The velocity that households joint the cooperation is positively associated with the proportion of seed participants.
Multivariate analysis was used to determine whether the year of residency completion was associated with the proportion of total correct responses to clinical scenario questions.
Objectives: To describe factors associated with SW and particularly assess if sedation and weaning protocol are associated with the proportion of patients having a SW.
The abundance of the unmanaged honey bee Apis cerana was positively associated with the proportion of cultivated land, whereas the abundance of the managed A. mellifera was not.
We examined stroke trial related factors associated with the proportion of sites with low patient enrollment and the effect of these low-enrollment sites on trial outcome.
Otter occupancy was positively associated with the proportion of natural habitat and the cover of traditional aquaculture ponds, but negatively associated with agriculture and urban cover.
Yet, family satisfaction with these conferences is associated with the proportion of time in which the family is speaking relative to the time in which clinicians are speaking to them [85].
