The phrase "associates technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between individuals or organizations and technology.
Example: "The new initiative associates technology with education to enhance learning experiences."
Alternatives: "links technology" or "connects technology".
For, as I also learned when I was energy secretary, Britain is entirely dependent on the US for the supply of our Trident warheads and associated technology.
There will also be costs to create such an online community, he said, "for Web hosting, associated technology costs and set-up labor".
We envision Wall Street bankers wearing crisp Hermès ties and Paul Stuart suits while we associate technology executives with khakis and turtlenecks.
Above all, Edgerton says that we are wrong to associate technology solely with invention, and that we should think of it, rather, as evolving through use.
A wealth of startups and associated technology tools have sprung up in recent years to address the appetite for more diverse workforces.
The more people associate technology with fun and not just with expense reports and client presentations, the more they'll be able to embrace successive waves of tech innovation.
In recent years, Abbasi and coworkers have introduced the concept of high-rate vermicomposting and have developed associated technology [11]-[17], which enables direct and efficient vermicomposting of phytomass.
Often, people associate technology as artifacts or objects; unfortunately, many only view technology in this way and overcoming this limited view of technology may be critical for teaching STEM in an integrated approach.
Normally, we don't associate technology with meditation -- unless we're using the ancient mindfulness practice to take time away from technology and clear our heads.
And finally, there's the buzz associated with cool technology, which is especially appealing to younger generations.
