"associations extended" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an expansion or broadening of a group, organization, or relationship. An example sentence could be, "The company's international partnerships and associations extended to over 15 countries."
Anxiety symptoms are associated with elevated coronary heart disease (CHD) risk, but it is not known whether such associations extend to anxiety disorders or if they are independent of depression.
The title alone suggests the panoramic sweep of the county town's literary achievements and associations, extending all the way from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love, one of the first books published by a female author, to the UK's first MA in creative writing, established in 1970 by Angus Wilson and Malcolm Bradbury at the University of East Anglia.
Such symbolic associations extend far back and beyond our current usage, across world mythologies and traditions that understood that green is synonymous with nature.
Instead, strong associations extend across breed groups and in one case a single genotype consistently exhibits approximately twofold protection.
Whether these associations extend to a population with much lower concentrations of POPs is not known.
Posterior hippocampal activity with successful source encoding under distraction indicates that the involvement of the hippocampus in memory associations extends beyond the role of distinguishing the target from the lure through pattern separation.
Results from the Family Heart Study demonstrated that the association extended to FEV1 and dichotomous airflow obstruction phenotypes, particularly among smokers.
Their association extended over a period of many years and resulted in the publication of several coauthored works.
