associated/connected/related

Associate(d) with:

• Most people associate this brand with good quality.

• Aston Martin is quintessentially British and forever associated with James Bond.

• Vitamin B12 deficiency is associated with mental changes, neuropathy and anemia.

• Recent studies have shed light on potential risks associated with cellphone use.

• Most people associate troglodytes with prehistoric times, but troglodyte communities still exist in Tunisia and China.

• Both politicians have been closely associated with the movement for some time.

Connected with (to)

(to have a relation with, to be related, to have an association with someone or a group)- definition no. 3/definition no. 2

• He was connected in some way with that fraud scandal a couple of years back.

• symptoms connected with kidney stones

Connect to: to attach to something; to attach or link something to some electrical device or electrical signal.

• When we finish the house, we will connect up to the utilities. We have to connect to the Internet ourselves.

• It has speakers inside, which you can connect to your sound card.

• This cable connects to the back of the TV.

In connection with:

• They want to talk to you in connection with an unpaid tax bill.

• They told her they needed to ask her more questions in connection with the case.

Related to:

• Gadgetwise is a blog about everything related to buying and using tech products.

• Experts believe that the large number of cancer cases in the area are directly related to the new nuclear power station.

• A quarter of these users are browsing content related to what they are watching.

• She claims she is related to royalty. (has a family connection with members of the royal family)

• Authorities had no indication the suspect is related to the child,