The phrase "associating statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between different statements or ideas in a text or argument.
Example: "In her analysis, she focused on associating statements that highlighted the underlying themes of the novel."
Alternatives: "linking statements" or "connecting statements".
After finding and merging statistically associated statements, we ran a structural equation modeling (SEM) using STATA to control for interrelationships between explanatory variables.
Thus, the most strongly associated statements were very near each other on the graph.
His publicity photos claimed he was the 'originator of jazz and stomps', an example of the kind of outrageous and colourful statement frequently associated with this most colourful of jazz characters.
Next, he should disclaim the research subjects and associated marketing statements and say: The following statements are paid endorsements and though the words may be my own, they echo an agree upon theme put forth by our patrons.
"By allowing the military to recruit at their law school, the schools are not in any way making any statement or associating with any statement by the military," Fried says.
Here is a salient question: Does the aposteriority that characterizes the necessarily true statements retain its epistemological significance and surprise, given that it is associated with statements rather than propositions?
The publication of the draft terrorism bill last week spelled out that a group might face proscription not just if its members were involved in terrorism, but even if the organisation was "associated" with statements glorifying terrorism.
Familial interest in the information was often associated with statements that relatives may be similarly at risk and qualify for testing.
However, it is of note that the institution is a governmental referral center for the entire country, that educational level was in general not associated with statements' ranking scores, and that the enrollment criteria were chosen to achieve a balance between study's internal validity and external validity.
Use of the CONSORT statement is associated with improvements in the reporting quality of RCTs [ 22].
