The phrase "associating together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of forming connections or relationships among individuals or groups.
Example: "The researchers focused on associating together various factors that influence community engagement."
Alternatives: "coming together" or "joining forces".
The lower animals differ from man solely in his almost infinitely larger power of associating together the most diversified sounds and ideas.
"It has to do, in part at least, with this Catholic belief that human beings are social, that there is something meaningful about associating together," Dr. Bailey said.
This is achieved through associating together co-occurring features within stimuli which typify a particular category.
These two complexes do not need to be associating together in order to function at same targets.
However, after associating together keywords of "Rheumatoid Arthritis" and "Coronary Heart Disease", on the frequency of "19", only these keywords in Figure 1 are left.
Learn about categories of objects (by associating together the features common to their examples) and encode this information in the lateral connections between the excitatory neurons.
As he says, individuals "have always been associated together in living, and association in conjoint behavior has affected their relationships to one another as individuals" (1984 [1927], 295).
But then the question would be why this cluster of negative features comes to be associated together, and why is there this residual association with 'malingering', after 100 years of psychiatric orthodoxy saying otherwise?
These results raise two interesting questions: whether the CTCF, AGO1 and HP1 proteins associate together at the chromatin level in human cells, and whether these associations play any role in alternative splicing regulation.
The two are often associated together in folk art.
Around 70 A.D., Pliny the Elder described a seaside pond in what is now southern France, "where the dolphins and men are associated together for fishing".
