The phrase "a corresponding shrinkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction or decrease that is related to or matches another change or phenomenon.
Example: "As the demand for the product decreased, there was a corresponding shrinkage in production levels."
Alternatives: "an associated reduction" or "a related decrease".
These indicated stretching motions in two directions with a corresponding shrinkage in the third.
Acknowledging the villagers' "instinctive generosity," he stretches his sympathies to understand how, as the months dragged on and the nearby war became ever more ghastly, cracks developed in local disdain for the Germans, along with a corresponding shrinkage of enthusiasm for the fugitives being harbored at such risk.
Based on the analysis of remote sensing data, we find a ∼98% and ∼180% increase in agricultural lands and urban areas, respectively, from 1987 through 2016, with a corresponding shrinkage in lake area by ∼86%.
Only THI-treated cells demonstrate both increased 2′-deoxyuridine 5′-triphosphate-fluorescein isothiocyanate labeling and a corresponding shrinkage in nuclear size; death from THI exposure is therefore likely to be an apoptotic outcome.
Use the corresponding shrinkage parameter in a ridge logistic regression model fitted on the full data set in its original orientation.
When using a GRM (P−1 X X ⊤ ) to carry out RR prediction, the corresponding shrinkage parameter λGRM = P−1 λ.
This indicates that the microstructural change and corresponding shrinkage in the LIB spun fibres is a one-step process.
The humidity gradient together with the corresponding shrinkage gradient along the thickness of the slab is reduced also.
Table 2 provides background information related to the materials and specimens used to measure input parameters and their corresponding shrinkage stresses.
Results have indicated a continuous decrease in the drying shrinkage of mortar with a corresponding increase in poly(1,4-isoprene) up to 10% (vol).
For plants with comparatively high ɛ, a corresponding reduction in osmotic potentials could help prevent dehydration and shrinkage during periods of lower Ψsoil (Cheung et al. 1975; Bartlett et al. 2012).
