The phrase "a general correlation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broad relationship or connection between two or more variables or concepts.
Example: "The study aims to establish a general correlation for the impact of sleep on academic performance."
Alternatives: "a broad relationship for" or "a general link for".
Accordingly, co-expression analysis provided no hints for a general correlation of genes associated with the cell structure and Ethe1.
A general correlation is presented for predicting maximum heat transfer coefficient for surfaces submerged in gas-fluidized beds.
Empirical correlations were proposed in the form of Log¯¯¯¯¯¯¯NuL versus Log¯¯¯¯¯¯¯RaL for each case investigated and a general correlation was obtained for all cases, which reveals the effect of the restriction existence on the natural convection heat transfer process in a vertical circular pipe.
This approach is applied to thermal conductivity, and a general correlation is presented for the shape factors.
A general correlation is derived for the measured Nusselt number as a function of both net flow and oscillatory Reynolds number.
256 (2014), 61 70], and the main improvements concern the use of: (1) a new wall boundary condition for the solid phase (2) a more general correlation for the viscosity of the mixture, which allows accounting for particle shape; (3) a different solution algorithm, which reduces significantly the already low computational burden.
In regard to these variables, a summarizing work was presented by Khanafer and Vafai (2011) who successfully presented a quite general correlation for the effective viscosity of Al2O3-water nanofluid with temperature ranging from 20 to 70 °C, nanoparticle volume concentration between 1 and 9 vol%, and nanoparticle diameter between 13 and 131 nm.
They developed a new general correlation for the specific heat as functions of particle volumetric concentration, temperature, and the specific heat of both the particle and the base fluid from their set of experimental data.
In this deep water setting, the overall lithology is not expected to vary much laterally, allowing for a general correlation among our seismic lines.
A study by Ting Lei published on the site Industrial Engineering ERA, for example found a general correlation between higher crowd attendance and stronger home advantages, though it was noted that particularly popular teams and those with smaller arenas tended to buck the trend.
