The phrase "associations both" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to two associations, but it lacks clarity and context for proper usage.
Example: "The study examined the effects of associations both in social settings and in professional environments."
Alternatives: "both associations" or "two associations".
Therefore, the aim of the current study was to extend the previous literature by being the first to examine how significant other EE is associated with patient outcomes in a CFS/ME population, and to assess these associations both cross-sectionally and longitudinally over 6 months.
He is a man whose collection of accomplishments, possessions, and associations both obscures and begs the question of what life is for.
The chief executives of New Charter and Metropolitan housing associations both earned 15 times their organisations' lowest-paid member of staff, who are paid the national minimum wage of £6.50 an hour.
She operated a livery stable in Dallas for a time and continued to have sundry unsavoury associations, both personal and professional.
Worse, German unions and employers' associations, both dominated by westerners, quickly agreed to raise wages in the east close to western levels.
Flight Lieutenant John Nichol, the Tornado navigator who spent the conflict in Iraqi hands after capture on its first day, and Shaun Rusling, spokesman for one of the veterans' associations, both told the independent inquiry into possible war-related illnesses that the government had been warned of concerns from within the Department of Health in December 1990.
On Thursday, after the prime minister met with leaders of the association, both sides agreed the National Volunteers Association would try to find a compromise.
"The league and the players association both owe the Tillman family their full support in the family's pursuit of the truth," the letter said.
Low-low association: both values are below the mean, the statistic is positive; 3.
Previous studies (e.g., Asención Delaney 2008; Yu 2008) have found weak association both between summarization and reading and between summarization and writing.
At longer distances, such as 30 kb, miRNA loci show a similar association both with CIS and non-CIS inserts.
