The phrase "associative links" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, data structures, or networking, where connections or relationships between concepts or items are being discussed.
Example: "In cognitive psychology, associative links between memories can significantly influence how we recall information."
Alternatives: "related connections" or "associative connections".
In this way, the strong associative links between the feared situation, the person's experience of anxiety, and his subsequent avoidance of that situation are broken and are replaced by a less-maladaptive set of responses.
The nodes in the conceptual network are interconnected through bidirectional associative links.
The speed of spreading activation is determined by the strength of the associative links between the nodes.
Associative links to bind unimodal representations are incrementally learned by a semi-supervised algorithm with bidirectional connectivity.
Activation of a node will spread along the bidirectional associative links to related nodes within the network.
The theory of spreading activation proposes that the activation of a semantic memory node may spread along bidirectional associative links to other related nodes.
An associative link between two concepts indicates that the domain and codomain are "related" to each other, but not by the concept of generality.
According to Mechoulam, increased memory extinction could be helpful for sufferers of PTSD, reducing the mind's associative link between external stimuli and traumatic events.
Olfactory interference depends on the associative link between odor and PER, rather than between odor and sucrose.
In view of the associative link between inflammation and cardiovascular disease, the behaviour of histones was investigated using in vitro models of LDL retention and foam cell formation.
As in the case of fructose, this effect was common to both paired and unpaired groups (F1,340 = 0.60, NS), which indicates that US devaluation was not due to an associative link between US and aversive taste, but rather to a generalized malaise induced by the ingestion of aversive compounds.
