"create associations" is a commonly used phrase in written English and is grammatically correct.
It is typically used to describe the action of forming connections or relationships between things, people, or ideas. Example: The goal of this project is to create associations between different cultural groups in the community.
Trademark was not born as a tool to create associations.
Like all patterns, visual textures create associations of movement, giving rhythm to the surface.
Finally and most importantly, people tend to create associations between ideas of things that are causally related.
As Michael Kelly reports elsewhere in this issue, the parties invest enormous quantities of energy, ingenuity, and money in trying to create associations in the public mind between themselves and feel-good bromides of this kind..
The enclosure of the lands, the urbanisation of rural workers and the creation of heavy industry were all absolutely necessary to the extension of capital and yet the same process was to create associations of workers who would combine to defend their own rights.
In order to create associations, the network must first create representations (or neural codes) of the individual unimodal sensory perceptions of the entities.
He would expand the use of tax-free medical savings accounts and create "association health plans" that would allow small businesses to participate in larger insurance pools.
If deregulation of gene or protein network also depends on stage (quite likely), this will create association even if causality is absent.
Given the diversity of systems and formats in which the data are currently stored, it is very difficult to create association between the results from the different studies.
He had given a speech about the Labour past, a totally banal speech as it happened, creating associations that were every bit as hackneyed as they were tedious.
Psychologists say it's all about "priming" – a subconscious process that creates associations in your mind to influence and speed up your subsequent decisions.
