The phrase "associative property" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematics to describe a property of certain operations, indicating that the grouping of numbers does not affect the result.
Example: "According to the associative property, (a + b) + c is the same as a + (b + c)."
Alternatives: "associative law" or "grouping property".
By some associative property of paternalism, many Brits preferred to think of themselves as conspirators in a scheme to co-opt the world, even as the Royal Family conspired to co-opt them: pubs open until 1 A.M., a bank holiday in every pot!
The associative property is much easier to understand where you first draw out the picture".
The associative property (AP) is a representative among fundamental mathematical ideas.
This property of the UGF method is based on the associative property of many practically used structure functions.
I think a picture also let them see how the two problems are equivalent and see the associative property of multiplication as more concrete".
Even though landscape fragmentation and connectivity are intuitively complementary phenomena, in this paper we did not found any statistical evidence of this associative property.
The associative properties of these new associating samples were studied as functions of length, distribution, mole fraction of hydrophobes and polymer concentration, using fluorescence, light scattering and viscosimetry.
Poly(N,N-dimethylacrylamide) (PDMA) is a very useful hydrophilic biocompatible polymer with associative properties.
This demonstrated that cues in a virtual supermarket can acquire either of these associative properties.
Associative properties in aqueous solutions were studied by rheological and size-exclusion chromatography/light-scattering measurements.
Associative properties in dilute and semidilute regime were studied by viscosity, static light scattering and rheology measurements.
