The phrase "associated with this issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic or problem that has connections or relationships with other factors or elements.
Example: "The report highlights several factors that are associated with this issue, including economic and social influences."
Alternatives: "related to this matter" or "linked to this problem."
Now the great historian of slavery, Yale professor emeritus David Brion Davis, has this little calculation associated with this issue.
"We are broadly supportive of calls for the company to review its policies and processes associated with this issue," it said.
MONTANO SOKOLOW, Los Angeles I salute the editors and everyone else associated with this issue of the magazine: this is a brilliant, profound, startlingly alive achievement — both collectively and piece by piece — and one that I'll keep around for quite a while.
The credential inflation problem associated with this issue could be alleviated somewhat if undergraduate education (and K-12 for that matter) was more rigorous and effective.
Figure 1 (see fold-out chart associated with this issue; files for each chromosome can be found in Web fig. 1 on Science Online atwww.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/291/5507/1304/DC1) provides a graphical overview of the genome and the features encoded in it.
Given the number of confounders associated with this issue, it is not surprising that the level of individual variation is considerable.
However, some health issues associated with this event remain unclear.
As a result, our findings likely underestimate the risk associated with this particular issue, as we were unable to assess potential biases introduced through discrepancies between the original trial design and actual conduct.
There are few legal issues associated with this project besides the issue of intellectual property rights.
This paper provides a comparative study of qualitative research concerning drug-related litter in community settings (associated with illicit drug use/rs) and of the modes of intervention (noted by municipal authorities in two different UK settings) aimed at reducing harm associated with this contemporary public health issue.
This study demonstrates that previous studies which used ED and inpatient-based statistics alone to estimate the medical charges of pediatric TBI have undoubtedly underestimated the true medical charges associated with this serious public health issue.
