The phrase "a depth corresponding to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, levels, or dimensions that relate to a specific standard or reference point.
Example: "The research indicated a depth corresponding to the geological layers found in the area."
Alternatives: "a depth aligned with" or "a depth matching".
In many places in the United States and Canada, at a depth corresponding to 12,900 years ago, a few centimetres of charcoal will appear.
For small ship-turning radius, the vehicle dropped to a depth corresponding to the first trough of the oscillatory time series of the steady turning maneuver before returning to the straight-tow equilibrium depth once the turn was completed.
The roots are cut longitudinally and transversely to a depth corresponding to the thickness of the peel, which can then be easily removed.
These sources are modelled by point-like isotropic sources placed inside the medium at a depth corresponding to one transport mean free path ℓ* = [ μ s(1 − g)]−1 [ 14, 20] with μ s the scattering coefficient and g the anisotropy factor.
Cariaco samples were collected from Station A at the depth corresponding to the oxic/anoxic interface (250 m, oxygen and sulfide not detectable) in January 2005 (CAR1) and from below the interface (300 m) in January 2005 (CAR2) and May 2005 (CAR4).
This contig (CL1Contig2066) had a read depth corresponding to 11,000 copies/1C and was estimated to make up 1.3% of the pea genome.
For instance, for a focusing depth corresponding to two single-scattering mean free paths (l s = 2) and a numerical aperture of 1.16, the lateral broadening is less than 10%.
The simulations are limited to a single water depth above the critical depth corresponding to a tank aspect ratio of hs/b=0.5.
Results show that the ITO layer is inhomogeneous in depth, corresponding to a graded microstructure.
The results indicate that the swelling potential of Bearpaw increases with depth corresponding to a decrease in moisture content and void ratio.
Frequencies greater than 0.001 Hz tends to be shallower, thus from the depth corresponding to a frequency of 0.001 Hz up to the surface the subsoil would be 3D.
