The phrase "a corresponding but" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to contrast two related ideas, but it would need additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "There is a corresponding but unrecognized issue that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a related yet" or "a corresponding yet".
Qua sorts of kinds in which artifacts can be grouped, a distinction must therefore be made between a kind like 'knife' and a corresponding but different kind 'cutter'cutter
At electrode potentials more positive than those within the silver deposition range sulfate adsorbate forms an ordered Au(111)(√3 × √3 R30 ° adlattice, and gives rise to a corresponding, but diffuse, LEED pattern.
There is a clear tendency for the red symbols, indicating positive mb−Mw (relatively enriched short-period magnitude) to plot down-dip along northern Sumatra, and a corresponding, but weaker, trend along central Chile.
At present it has achieved considerable momentum, but it has barely begun to realize the level of effectiveness to which it can aspire, as evidenced by achievements of a corresponding but more mature enterprise in meteorology, a field which provides useful lessons.
The results show an abrupt increase in groundwater discharge to the stream immediately upstream of the transition to confined conditions, and a corresponding, but not equal, decrease in groundwater discharge along stream reaches downstream of the edge of the confining unit.
In this sequence, MD progress toward the strong binding site on actin displays a corresponding but uncorrelated set of comparatively small axial and azimuthal lever arm movements.
I suppose that'll please Blockaholics (doesn't it worry anyone that this show has a corresponding condition?), but for me it's terrifying.
And this play of sameness with telling departures continues on the back: the man carries a quiver suspended from his shoulders; the woman has a corresponding bundle, but hers is an infant in swaddling.
It's essentially a simple quiz where a word is shown beneath a corresponding picture, but the word is missing a letter.
Many philosophers, linguists, and psychologists have situated this asymmetry in logic or semantics, as in the claim that every negation presupposes a corresponding affirmative (but not vice versa).
The long SO2 experiment and the two ramps were repeated on a corresponding catalyst, but the SO2 exposure was done at an even lower temperature (200 °C).
