The phrase "a considerable association between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or correlation between two or more variables or factors in research or analysis.
Example: "The study found a considerable association between physical activity and mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a significant correlation between" or "a notable relationship between".
A considerable association was found between nurse substitution and patient age, but in opposite directions for GPs and patients; patients under 40 years of age were significantly more inclined to see a nurse compared to older patients, whereas GPs more often found consultations with patients over 60 years of age suitable for substitution.
Plot 1 represents a distribution in which the correlation is very low, and yet, there is considerable association between pairs of values near 0, illustrating inadequacy of correlation to reveal association.
While we have discussed the relationships between genes found in our screen in the context of discrete mechanisms and pathways, there are considerable associations between them.
It is very significant that considerable associations between temperature and all-cause, cardiovascular, endocrine and metabolic mortality were observed in all four study cities.
Alternatively, the interpretation could change to one of association of a considerable magnitude between IBS and the three disorders, if the degree of outcome misclassification was high.
Interestingly, despite a considerable overlap between groups, the association of ALT values with positive NOSA seems to be reproducible throughout different studies [ 7, 22].
Unfavorable associations between air pollution and myocardial infarction are broadly investigated in recent studies and some of them revealed considerable associations; however, controversies exists between these investigations with regard to culprit components of air pollution and significance of correlation between myocardial infarction risk and air pollution.
Although considerable evidence supports a causal association between inflammation and metabolic diseases, most tests of this link have been performed in cold-stressed mice that are housed below their thermoneutral zone.
First recognised by Bouillard in 1823 and later described by Trousseau in 1844, multiple studies have since provided considerable evidence for a clinical association between VTE and cancer.
Other authors have suggested similar pathways, such as, for example, Joung et al 37 showing that behavioural factors may explain a considerable amount of the association between marital status and SRH.
