The phrase "associations maintained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships, connections, or links that are kept or upheld over time.
Example: "The study focused on the associations maintained between various social groups and their impact on community dynamics."
Alternatives: "connections upheld" or "relationships preserved".
These facts contest the simple associations maintained in the dominant narrative about "gangs" and youth violence.
Others, supported by many Arizona business and educational associations, maintained that the certificate sent the wrong message: you're done.
Therefore, until new markers will be developed, it would be advisable when working on A. gambiae populations from this region to simultaneously score all genetic markers available and to rely upon genetic associations maintained across the genome for their correct genotyping.
The Greenwich Village Block Associations maintains a logon its Web site, noting every movie and commercial being shot in the neighborhood and how they affect life there.
As per the definition, modern breeds are reproductively isolated and the appropriate breeding associations maintain these artificial barriers.
The statistical significance of this averaged score is assessed by random shuffling of gene GO annotation associations, maintaining both the annotation and gene distribution.
By pooling all the studies, GSTM1 null polymorphism was not associated with cataract risk, and this negative association maintained in subgroup analyses.
When pooling all the studies, we found that GSTM1 null polymorphism was not associated with cataract risk (Fig. 2a), and this negative association maintained in either Caucasian or Asian populations (Table 2).
While that may sound minimal, Ms. Young of the airline association maintained that United States airlines operate on razor-thin margins.
The restaurant association maintained that the calorie rules violate the First Amendment because they force restaurants to convey a government message — "a message," the judge noted in his decision, "with which they may disagree".
A vote affirming the transfer was later held, despite city objections that the process should first be examined; the parents association maintained that the money, collected in 2005, had always been intended for the after-school program.
