The phrase "association with the number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a connection or relationship between something and a specific number, often in contexts like statistics, research, or symbolism.
Example: "The study revealed a strong association with the number of hours studied and the test scores achieved."
Alternatives: "relationship to the number" or "connection with the number".
In the fields the highest number of species was found in native pastures, and there was also a positive association with the number of scattered trees retained.
The analysis of these anterior-posterior gradients revealed their age-related difference and association with the number of completed EEG recording sessions (13 25).
However, an interesting finding is that there is an association with the number of alternatives and with the number of sets.
12.48am BST Preamble Good evening and welcome to the World Cup qualifier between USA and Mexico, brought to you in association with the number 5 and the phrase ThisCouldBeCrucial™.
In contrast, if the managerial role and leading research role are played by different members, this has a positive association with the number of papers published, as the project size becomes larger.
The fact that countries acceded recently to the EU has instead a negative association with the number of labour market reform measures implemented, conditional on the level of economic development.
Obviously, this might have an association with the number of deaths which seemed to be lower with respect to (Liberia and Nigeria) than to (Guinea and Sierra Leone), mainly on the onset of the Ebola virus disease.
Due to its association with the number 420 in cannabis culture, Highway 420 is also the location for the annual Cannabis Conference and Protest, usually taking place sometime around April 20.
Higher scores on the SBA showed a significant but minute association with the number of patient initiated clinic visits.
We found only a weak association with the number of older siblings, suggesting a delay in disease manifestation rather than a decrease in incidence.
For similar reasons, we predicted that the number of males increases in lineages characterized by (iv) greater indices of reproductive seasonality and (v) shorter breeding season durations (i.e., a negative association with the number of males).
