The phrase "a corresponding difference in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or changes that relate to each other in different contexts or subjects.
Example: "The study revealed a corresponding difference in the performance of students who studied alone versus those who studied in groups."
Alternatives: "a related difference in" or "a matching difference in".
If two experimental conditions differ substantially in mean RT, a corresponding difference in frontal activation is likely to be observed irrespective of any other differences in task structure.
The one exception (the first and third transfer vials of the X2 class from the Y, ROMA/ Y, rDNAwt-10B cross) was significantly different (alpha = 0.025), but the lack of a corresponding difference in any other case suggests that this is not meaningful.
There is a corresponding difference in tone.
Our aim was to test whether a corresponding difference in the interactions between vegetation and geomorphological patterns existed among the three rivers.
Chimpanzees prefer bread to apples, and Slocombe and Zuberbuhler discovered a corresponding difference in the rough grunts they made for each food.
Some people like to dance, others detest this activity, and this difference in their "desires" appears to determine a corresponding difference in their reasons.
Because this "sleeping effect" was not reflected in a corresponding difference between groups in the EAS score at T3, mechanisms other than a direct link between the observed interactions and actual child development must be involved.
These reasons are also fleshed out into a fundamental position, initially strongly advocated by Dignāga, that subject-predicate differences in language do not mirror a corresponding difference between substances and properties in reality (see section 2.2).
It is not certain whether the sex differences we observed for Jarid1c mRNA will necessarily result in a corresponding difference at the protein level.
Given the contrasting patterns of mitochondrial DNA strand asymmetry between these two groups of animals, we wished to investigate if there was a corresponding difference between the two groups in the frequencies of encoded amino acids.
The corresponding difference-in-differences estimates for PPS and PPP are 10.1 percentage points and 11.2 percentage points.
