The phrase "a correlative of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in discussions about relationships between concepts, terms, or elements that correspond or complement each other.
Example: "In linguistics, 'either' and 'or' are a correlative of each other, as they work together to present choices."
Alternatives: "a counterpart of" or "a corresponding element of".
A correlative of all this agency was passivity.
The second problem was the immense difficulty of determining whether any seeming cause of aging was actually causal, or merely a correlative of some other, stealthier process.
A new way forward Clearer, but less cuddly Buy high, sell low Zombie democracy ReprintsTo begin with, democratic legitimacy isn't merely a correlative of a ruler's share of the vote.
The set's size is itself a correlative of the enormous terror perceived to lurk just outside Salem — a virgin wilderness that to the Puritan imagination, as Miller says in the play's introduction, was "the Devil's last preserve, his home base and the citadel of his final stand," and where marauding Indians threatened the settlers with constant terror and made unity crucial to survival.
A correlative of this is an inequality in human rights protection.
But here we seem to have two ways of grasping a certain content; and these two ways seem to be held together by the relevant emotional feeling, since such feelings are realised both in a certain pattern of salient viewing and in the feeling of a correlative posture of the body.
No discernable evidence of a correlative centralization of effort in family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics is found.
Accordingly, the appearance of the myomesin isoform containing the additional elastic EH-fragment matches the up-regulation of compliant titin isoforms in human DCM [ 26, 29], suggestive of a correlative adaptation of both cytoskeletal structures in this pathological situation.
And have the Coens found, in Anton Chigurh, a correlative for their malign view of life?
Moreover, with each type of good exists a correlative type of evil.
As a correlative biomarker of oxidative stress, levels of 8-OHdG were measured in the human buccal samples exposed to the chronic H2O2 time course (Fig. 4).
