"prominently associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It means closely connected or linked to something or someone in a noticeable or significant way. You can use this phrase anytime you want to emphasize the strong association between two things or people. Example: The brand is prominently associated with high-quality products and exceptional customer service.
Hence I was surprised that she did not mention a particular anagram prominently associated with him.
Kennedy and Breyer, the two Justices most prominently associated with the controversy over foreign law, have considerable political differences.
Christopher Shays of Connecticut is most prominently associated with his struggle to overhaul the campaign finance law.
And he was prominently associated with Partisan Review, which had been the journalistic home of the anti-Communist left since 1937.
"Irwin was the person most prominently associated with that shift, the father of preventive dentistry," Dr. Ira B. Lamster, dean of the College of Dental Medicine, said.
The two conductors most prominently associated with Chadwick today are Jose Serebrier (born in Uruguay) and Neeme Jarvi (born in Estonia).
In the full cohort, where the network is constructed from a more general milieu of associations, genes specifically active in embryonic stages are prominently associated, although it is with relatively smaller correlations than in the cardiac network, on average.
As thousands of Americans were recoiling from the Sept. 11 terror attacks, Saudi Arabia's ambassador, a former fighter pilot who is dean of the diplomatic corps here, faced another kind of horror: America's staunchest ally in the Arab world was more prominently associated than ever before with Mr. bin Laden.
Microarray analysis of individual cortical layers across sensorimotor and association cortices identified robust and specific molecular signatures for individual cortical layers and areas, prominently involving genes associated with specialized neuronal function.
Malignant outcomes from insertional mutagenesis have featured prominently in the adverse events associated with these trials and have warranted intense pre-clinical investigation into defining the tendencies of different viral vectors for genomic integration.
Given the growing awareness of the sport's darker side, most prominently the long-term damage associated with concussions, some erosion in participation is to be expected.
