The phrase "a corresponding population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a group of individuals or entities that relate to or match another group in some way.
Example: "The study found a corresponding population of individuals who exhibited similar behavioral patterns."
Alternatives: "an equivalent group of" or "a matching set of".
A total of 1,457 incident cases of NHL were registered in the Doubs region between 1980 and 2005 in the age group from 20-89 years, for a corresponding population of 367,842 in 1999 (census data).
A corresponding population of primitive stem cells that resembles VSELs named as Omnicytes was also described as circulating in UCB and being capable to migrate into maternal circulatory system [ 58, 59].
The survey, released today in Panama City by Panamanian President Mireya Moscoso and UNICEF regional director Per Engebak, was conducted among children and adolescents between nine and 18 years old, divided equally between boys and girls and chosen from a corresponding population of 103 million in the region and from Spain and Portugal.
When we examined the association using all pregnancies regardless of previous gestational diabetes status, we observed that the association was slightly attenuated: the relative risk was 0.51 (0.41 to 0.63) with a corresponding population attributable risk percentage of 45.0% (33.9% to 54.1%).
Based on the transformation of the model (1) into the model (17), we intend to obtain a corresponding population density model for a population of neurons characterized by their phase θ.
It is possible that a population of students and the corresponding population of 'students who are somebody's friends' overlap substantially, but friendship ties are not necessarily symmetrical.
In E. coli, AUA (Ile), CUA (Leu), and AGA, AGG, or CGA (Arg), represent less than 8% of their corresponding population of codons [ 47].
The percentage of antigen-specific CD8+ cells producing IFN γ was higher than the corresponding population of CD4+ T cells both before and after vaccination.
Such an imbalance is indisputably reflected in the firing of the corresponding populations of dorsal horn neurons, which means that the thermal picture of the hand received by the brain is more or less contrasted according to the base temperature.
Such imbalance is indisputably reflected in the firing of the corresponding populations of dorsal horn neurons, which means that the thermal picture of the tail received by the brain is more or less contrasted according to the basal temperature.
