The phrase "a hypothetical relationship between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theoretical connections or associations between two or more entities, concepts, or variables.
Example: "In this study, we will explore a hypothetical relationship between social media usage and mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a theoretical connection between" or "a conjectural link between".
What if the original painting Sean Gibson and Brent Stevens commissioned last year to commemorate a hypothetical relationship between the player known as the black Babe Ruth and the player known as the white Josh Gibson could be turned into a moving picture, a cable talk show, a joint commentary on the present state of the home run records?
Moreover, a recent study has demonstrated a hypothetical relationship between c-MYC and SOX2.
In conclusion, the dynamics of shape change were not very different among species and there was little evidence of a hypothetical relationship between the rate of shape changes and the diet of the species.
Although a loose correlation may be seen here, additional data from many other nematode species from all five clades are required before considering any hypothetical relationship between the clade of origin and the density of microsatellites for a given species.
Our approach could be replicated in other landscapes of West Africa to provide a substitute for unavailable or expensive spatial data and to test the hypothetical relationship between patchy landscape structure and ecosystem service provision through modelling.
Limitations of the study include the fact that a cross-sectional study design involves the measurement of cause and effect at the same time, introducing the problem of temporal ambiguity in establishing causal relationships, and a reporting bias related to the presence of the researcher, conditioned by the hypothetical relationship between the interviewers and paramedical staff.
The significant clinical implications of the hypothetical relationship between psychological treatment and immune modulation has steered an ample number of empirical studies that aim to study such relationship in various population samples [ 9, 10].
To examine this hypothetical relationship between cytotoxicity and virulence, we generated Y. pestis strains expressing YopP or YopJ (Kim53ΔJ+P, Kim53ΔJ+J) and assessed their cytotoxic activity and virulence in mouse models of plague disease, comparing them to the control virulent Y. pestis strain (Kim53pGFP).
