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The phrase "associates into" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing how elements come together or form a relationship, but it is better to use more conventional phrases.
Example: "The data associates into meaningful patterns when analyzed correctly."
Alternatives: "combines into" or "merges into".
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Some firms have made more fundamental changes, like dividing associates into tiers.
Critics say the wave of renationalisations under Putin has transformed Putin's associates into multimillionaires.
He will pledge on Friday to ensure the recruitment of 1,000 "physician associates" into GP practices by 2020.
People who work at home often prefer such meeting spots to avoid bringing business associates into their homes.
We have no further comment to make on private financial matters, nor on any malicious, baseless attempts to bring our directors, employees or associates into disrepute".
Artisan Lofts, a former commercial building at 157 Chambers Street (the official address will eventually be 143 Reade Street), is being developed by Tribeca Associates into 38 units.
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The H&M bot injects an inquisitive sales associate into your online shopping experience.
The hard part is because it happened long ago, a lot of it is mentally associated into my cognition.
She hasn't written anything since her mother intercepted a letter she wrote from camp about being blackout drunk; instead, she free-associated into a tape recorder.
After the signing of the peace treaty in 1951, many companies began associating into what became known as enterprise groups (kigyō shūdan).
It was thus reported that apo-RXR self-associates into tetramers and that each dimer within these tetramers can separately bind to an RXR response element.
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