The phrase "a correspondance with" is not correct in English; it should be "a correspondence with." You can use it when referring to communication or exchange of messages between people or organizations.
Example: "I have been maintaining a correspondence with my old friend from college."
Alternatives: "a communication with" or "an exchange with."
Fig. 6 a Correspondance of more dense points with higher points of PDF.
There is some evidence that Geller had an e-mail correspondance with Breivik prior to his rampage in Oslo.
The method was performed in a commercially available Reconstituted Human Epidermis (RHE) model characterized by an high histo-morphological correspondance with normal human skin and by a very good inter batch reproducibility.
Previously published linkage maps have already outlined the main peculiarities of the rainbow trout meiosis and a correspondance between linkage groups and chromosome arms has been recently established using fluorescent in situ hybridization.
When the microarrays used in these studies were different from the Drosgenome 1 array used in our study we used a correspondance table between probe sets on each array based on the FlyBase ID number attributed to each probe set.
Within a few months she was an assistant censor in a secret Special Security Division of the New York Office of Postal Censorship, looking for secret messages in correspondance, with 100 or more people working under her Cpde View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.
"However, I understand that in the cases of at least 6 individual developers, as communicated both publicly here and through private correspondance with each individual, the fees due under those 'official licenses' have in fact not been paid… To put a finer point on this, if you don't pay the license fees, you're not an official licensee".
From cute confessions written for beloved wives to salacious correspondance with mistresses, these 10 former presidents and our current commander-in-chief put their love into writing.
Data sources Medline, Embase, Cochrane Library, and reference lists of relevant studies to August 2013; correspondance with investigators.
This finding seems to be in correspondance with the findings of Bergström et al[ 11] who showed that the AC patients had fewer absences from work and utilised health care less than the DYS patients.
