The phrase "associates itself with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a connection or relationship between entities, ideas, or concepts.
Example: "The organization associates itself with various charitable causes to promote community welfare."
Alternatives: "links itself to" or "connects with".
The French Delegation associates itself with the statement presented against them by Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe.
The Guardian associates itself with the following statement from the writer.
Mr. Gibb said Belvedere associates itself "with a great night out and with people who are in the know about life, in the know about vodka".
The creators of Sesame Street have filed a lawsuit against the distributor of an upcoming Hollywood film The Happytime Murders to halt an advertising tagline that it claims falsely associates itself with the children's television show.
"UHNWs' [ultra-high net-worth individuals] prime value is their privacy, and no institution that associates itself with UHNWs will want to be seen to have loose lips," says Spero. "That is as true of their private banks and their lawyers as it is their hotels and their private members' clubs – privacy is paramount.
One strategy long employed by a number of firms is "cause marketing," wherein a business associates itself with "an issue, a cause, or an organization that stands for something" positive and worthy in the public eye.
By associating itself with the project, she added, G.M. is viewed more positively in the community.
The Mississippi-based American Family Associathen (AFA) instigated the boycott in 1996 after accusing Disney of "promoting homosexuality" and associating itself with "trash films".
At the same time, the Palestinian Authority is seeking to associate itself with the prisoners expected to be released.
