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The phrase "firmly associate with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing that two things have a strong connection or relationship. For example: I firmly associate the smell of freshly-baked cookies with fond memories of my childhood.
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The U.S. auto industry with its futuristic robots learned this the hard way, while the Japanese (whom we firmly associate with robots) did not go overboard and simply stayed with lean production teams of human workers.
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Ultracentrifugation of disrupted liposomes showed that about 75% of the liposome-associated GCSAa activity was firmly associated with lipids and that little GCSAa was trapped within aqueous compartments between lipidic lamellae.
Nevertheless, he came to be firmly associated with a radical policy of reform and Reformation.
The two words offer and acceptance become firmly associated with the assumption of obligations.
As the Muslim Brotherhood moved to reverse such measures, these policies became firmly associated with the rejected dictatorship.
In this respect he was more fortunate than many other actors who have become firmly associated with one television role.
Reeperbahn bars are frequented by fans of both St Pauli and SV during the domestic season, with some firmly associated with one or other of the clubs.
Samba, bossa nova and baile funk are Brazil's three most internationally popular genres, and all are firmly associated with the cidade maravilhosa (marvellous city).
As Frank Trentmann argues in his forthcoming book The Empire of Things: "It was when debt became more firmly associated with the poor that it spelled moral shame".
"The phrase 'oral sex' is so firmly associated with Mizulina now that we no longer feel like having it any more".
It is because of music's origin in courtship, Darwin believed, that it is "firmly associated with some of the strongest passions an animal is capable of feeling".
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