The phrase "a detailed correlation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two or more subjects in a thorough manner.
Example: "The research paper presents a detailed correlation between climate change and biodiversity loss."
Alternatives: "an in-depth relationship between" or "a comprehensive link between".
A detailed correlation between anomalies and causes is also established.
A detailed correlation between the structure and the optical spectra of carbon soot was carried out using a high-resolution transmission electron microscope.
Although the NIH budget has grown steadily during this period, there does not seem to be a detailed correlation between NIH funding and SFN meeting attendance.
Although we have provided a detailed correlation between schizophrenia and sleep-wake disruption, we have yet to demonstrate a mechanistic link between the two.
Such models will allow a more detailed correlation between in vitro molecular characteristics and in vivo tumour-promoting effects of insulin and insulin analogues, and an enhanced understanding of the clinical epidemiology of insulin use and cancer risk (7, 10)—ultimately better informing patient decisions.
Therefore, detailed correlation between audio and video features can be accurately modeled, without having to deal with corruptions of either the audio or visual modalities, which would deteriorate its performance.
These studies facilitated the validation of differences observed in genotype and permitted detailed correlation between genotype and phenotype.
Only few papers have reported more detailed correlation between the KUL test results to classify stationary phases and the column test performance in real pharmaceutical analyses.
The SNP is reported T2D from previous study [ 30], however, the detailed correlation between the SNP and T2D have not been clearly known yet.
Though abnormalities in serum enzyme activities have been repeatedly reported in previous clinical studies on GSD IIIa (Lucchiari et al., 2007; Karwowski et al., 2011), detailed correlation between enzyme levels and the states of disease progression has not been established.
