"seems associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a relationship between two things. For example, "Healthy eating habits seem associated with longer life expectancy."
Lower level of hospital nurse staffing seems associated with more adverse outcomes, especially mortality.
Low neighborhood income seems associated with IHD risk in middle-aged men.
It seems associated with ideas of contamination or with memories of traumatic experiences.
One inspiration for Board 3.0 is found in private equity, in which the high-powered incentives of the private equity sponsor have produced a different mode of board and director engagement that seems associated with high value creation.
The complexity of the reaction scheme seems associated with the existence of different active sites, whose concentration could be affected by metal-support interactions and Rh reconstruction during conditioning.
According to CV and X-ray absorption near-edge structure (XANES) results, the structure-sensitivity of Pt and Pt-based alloy catalysts for oxygen reduction seems associated with the adsorption strength of oxygen intermediates on the Pt surface.
Rectal cancer did not seem associated with any micronutrient.
The hydroclimatic shifts seem associated with changing equatorial Atlantic and western Indian Ocean sea surface temperatures.
Some medications, difficult for older people to metabolize, seem associated with delirium.
Then, the researchers look for markers — certain identifiable stretches of DNA — to see if any seem associated with the cancer.
FOR decades, scientists have studied areas deep within the brain that seem associated with pleasure and addiction.
