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The phrase "might be associated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are considering the possibility that one thing could be linked to another. For example, "The rise in temperatures might be associated with increased levels of greenhouse gases."
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Vohra et al have demonstrated that "serious adverse events might be associated with pediatric manipulation".
Therefore HBoV might be associated with gastroenteritis cases.
Aberrant placental microRNA (miRNA) expression might be associated with PE.
Poor exercise uptake might be associated with the design of previous research.
We hypothesized that emphasis on certain aspects of risk might be associated with decreased malpractice costs.
Moreover, antidepressant drug therapy also might be associated with further reductions of HRV.
Emotional intelligence (EI) might be associated with performance, is conceptualised and measurable.
The VNTR polymorphism might be associated with IS in Americans based on meta-analysis.
We tested a plausible hypothesis that rosuvastatin use might be associated with acute pancreatitis in Taiwan.
State anxiety during altitude exposure might be associated with AMS development.
Nurses' work-related stress might be associated with psychiatric symptoms, leading to altered professional attitudes.
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