The phrase "association of change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships or connections related to change, such as in social sciences, psychology, or organizational studies.
Example: "The association of change with employee satisfaction is a critical area of research in human resource management."
Alternatives: "connection to change" or "relationship with change".
Current study was designed to examine the association of change in TNF-α and its mRNA in upper thoracic dorsal root ganglia and spinal cord (T1 T5) during acute myocardial ischemia/infarction induced by coronary artery occlusion (CAO) in rats.
The inverse association of change in telomere length with baseline telomere length is illustrated in Figure 3.
This association of change in A1C and age-group was related to the amount of CGM use.
We examined the association of change in cardiorespiratory fitness from childhood to adulthood with obesity and insulin resistance in adulthood.
No study has reported on the association of change in cardiorespiratory fitness between childhood and adulthood with adult insulin resistance, a type 2 diabetes precursor.
A linear regression model was constructed to determine the independent association of change in executive functions and falls-related self-efficacy with change in gait speed.
Energy gap models have quantified the association of changes in energy intake and expenditure with weight change, and have documented the effect of higher intake on obesity prevalence.
There is a statistically significant positive association of changes in (epa + dha)/lcf ratios from baseline to day 4 with 6-month mortality in the medical patients, and a statistically significant negative association of changes in zinc from baseline to day 8 with 6-month mortality in the non-medical patients.
However, the association of changes in anthropometry, including midarm circumference (MAC) and skinfold measurements, with mortality in hemodialysis patients remains unknown.
We investigated carotid to femoral and carotid to radial pulse wave velocity (PWV) as an index of sepsis-induced changes in elastic and muscular arteries, and the association of changes in PWV with subsequent change in the SOFA score.
