The phrase "associations driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is influenced or motivated by associations, such as in marketing or psychology contexts.
Example: "The campaign was associations driven, focusing on the emotional connections consumers have with the brand."
Alternatives: "association-based" or "influenced by associations".
Understanding the semantic associations driven by a given product is a key factor for developing effective marketing strategies, but a challenge for marketing research.
Thus, when potential contributions of associations driven by factors such as onomatopoeic content or mediated associations between the nonword and the definition are removed, the congruency between sound symbolic properties of nonwords and object descriptions seems to be limited to enhanced memory for the size of the object only, and not for other characteristics of the object.
Second, are common variant common phenotype associations driven by low frequency associations?
However, associations driven by shared familial, social, genetic, and environmental factors are likely to produce similar maternal-paternal associations.
Secondly, we were not able to control for antibiotics prescribed abroad, which could be relevant for children of mothers born outside Sweden, who might spend longer periods abroad, potentially leading to associations driven towards the null.
Through careful examination of the differences between urinary As concentrations and the percentage of UAs, it is possible to distinguish between associations that could be driven by exposure and associations driven by biological responses.
Just as the POPCRU functions as a "watchful eye" that propels the attenuation of police authoritarianism, so too can black political associations drive reform.
In this review, in situ gelling systems were classified into chemical reaction driven gelation and physicochemical association driven gelation.
Sepilok, and Bornean forests more generally, display marked patterns of habitat association driven by edaphic characteristics [30], [33].
Where significance is reduced, this presumably indicates a potentially spurious association driven, for example, by age providing a surrogate measure for breed or group.
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic inflammatory demyelinating disease of the central nervous system with an important genetic component and strongest association driven by the HLA genes.
