The phrase "associated with time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between events, actions, or phenomena and specific points in time.
Example: "The data collected was associated with the time of the experiment, allowing for accurate analysis of the results."
Alternatives: "linked to the time of" or "related to the time of".
Additionally, the method used was significantly associated with time of operation and with the length of perforation (p value < 0.001) where CAS kit required the longest time and BAOSFE caused the biggest perforations.
The main emphasis is on the question of dual citizenship and regulations associated with time of residence, citizenship ceremonies and oaths of allegiance, as well as any requirements for language skills, knowledge of society and financial self-sufficiency forming conditions for naturalization.
Large-scale outbreak is associated with time of peak flowering, when most pods are developed, and peak moth flight, for giant.
The peak milk yield was not associated with time of conception.
Bolls were primarily collected from 12 00-4 00 pm to minimize potential expression variability associated with time of day.
The results indicated that improvements of IL-23 and TGF-β by PCF treatment were associated with time of treatment.
It is possible that circadian variation in 5-FU concentration is due, at least in part, directly to factors associated with time-of-day such as activity, food, light, or sleep, rather than or interacting with an intrinsic periodicity of metabolism [ 25].
Figure 1 shows that no-show status is associated with time to utilization of acute care services.
The research looked at factors that seemed to make loneliness more likely - and found it was particularly associated with times of transition in young lives.
Others, like pro-Remain Tory Anna Soubry, have suggested a government of national unity, seeing a coalition of MPs from all sides come together to get us through - a concept normally associated with times of war.
