The phrase "associated with the randomness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, phenomena, or variables that relate to or are influenced by randomness in various contexts, such as statistics, science, or philosophy.
Example: "The results of the experiment were heavily associated with the randomness of the sample selection, leading to unpredictable outcomes."
Alternatives: "linked to the randomness" or "connected to the randomness".
It is considered that this is associated with the randomness and changing nature of the contacting areas.
However it presents a drawback associated with the randomness of the internal wick structure that can result in an irregular liquid-vapor interface, penalizing its permeability and causing unsteady fluid-thermal behavior in the whole device.
In lossless methods, the compression ratio (CR), defined as the ratio between the raw and compressed data sizes, depends on the data entropy [1] which is associated with the randomness in the numerical precision representation of the data variables.
Stress range demand variabilities are considered separately from the randomness associated with the fatigue capacity.
The results were interpreted using statistical methods in order to take account of the randomness associated with the composite structure of the material.
The scatter associated with the material properties and the randomness in the loading conditions are accounted for in the probabilistic analysis.
The energy dissipated by the material is analyzed to avoid the problems associated with the three-dimensional dispersion and randomness of fatigue cracking.
In each case, however, there is a probability of randomness associated with the direction of element motion.
Masticatory forces are not constant; they change its value (direction, mean value, etc)., depending on other factors such as the constrains at the joints and bite point, the inclusion, or not, of the periodontal ligament, or the material properties assigned to the cancellous bone tissue; this involves a lot of randomness associated with the fatigue phenomenon.
This study examines the different signatures related to the enzymatic cleavage of cell-free DNA in an attempt to document the non-randomness associated with the process.
Each of these envisioned the CRN randomness to be associated with the relative widths of bond lengths and bond angles, as in Fig. 2 in the Bell and Dean [16].
