The phrase "a noticeable correlation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant relationship or connection observed between two or more variables or factors.
Example: "The study revealed a noticeable correlation between exercise frequency and overall mental health."
Alternatives: "a significant relationship between" or "an observable link between".
The low car ownership in both those places and the tendency for bus travel to be lower in rural areas adds weight to the report's argument that there is a noticeable correlation between increased bus travel and lower car ownership.
There is a noticeable correlation between the energy absorption and transition displacements for the ranges of geometric parameters coved in this study.
However, a study of uranium miners found a noticeable correlation between radon exposure and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
Quantification of staining intensity from 25 40 infected cells, demonstrated a noticeable correlation between the levels of the NS6-7 present present in a cell and the extent to which PTB has been redistributed to the cytoplasm (Fig 5b and c).
Patients with LC had a noticeable correlation between serum kallistatin levels and other serum biochemical indicators.
A noticeable correlation between FIQR and previous FIQ (r = 0.83, p < 0.01) and the similar distribution of their scores, makes it possible to compare the results of studies using the older version with studies using the revised version [ 8].
We did not observe any noticeable correlation between the distribution of the Aβ-S100A9 Aβ-S100A9lamyloidn the brain tissues and the Braak and Braak stages (III–VI) of AD.
Cross-correlation histograms revealed a noticeable correlation increase between the surface ECoG and the underlying intracortical LFP after injection of ketamine or MK-801 (Fig. 6E), with an oscillation strength about tenfold lower than the full scale ( = 1) and with a variable time lag (0 10 ms).
A noticeable correlation among different tests confirmed the viability and consistency of selected antioxidant assay systems.
The available channel is assumed to exhibit frequency-selective Rayleigh fading where noticeable correlation between the channel gains of adjacent subcarriers exists.
