The phrase "form association" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating a connection or relationship between entities, ideas, or groups.
Example: "In order to improve community engagement, we need to form association with local organizations."
Alternatives: "establish a connection" or "create a partnership."
Two hundred and eighty three bryozoan bulk sediments around Tasmania were studied to determine the relationship between bryozoan zoarial growth form association and their depth zone.
Mycorrhizae also form association as endophytic symbionts with most of the aquatic plants (Sřaj-Kržič et al. 2006) and enhance the uptake of P and translocation of other nutrients in the plants (Thingstrup et al. 2000).
The solubility of mineral species under the conditions that prevail in the stomach and upper intestinal tract determines their bioavailability, the factors affecting solubility being the mineral form, association, inclusion, and size distribution.
Based on this idea, out of 192 accessions, 150 (Table 5) were selected to form association mapping panel which can be utilized either by genome wide or candidate gene specific association mapping for linking the genotypic and phenotypic variation.
Developing a general architecture enables it to be flexible enough so that it can be applied to an intelligence domain where it is a common practice to form association networks.
Does it hesitate to form associations with Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
First, they form associations and habits around food at a young age.
The roots of some species form associations with certain fungi called mycorrhizae.
In New Zealand, quota-holders have begun to form associations to decide the policy for their stock.
Besides, people are not allowed to form associations or trade unions, so there is no organized social movement asking for change, though there are (informal) Islamist movements.
Like the stonemasons, who also were heavily patronized by the church, they joined together to form associations, or foundries.
