The phrase "a potential correlation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of a relationship or connection between two or more variables or factors.
Example: "The study aims to explore a potential correlation of exercise frequency and mental health outcomes among participants."
Alternatives: "a possible link between" or "a prospective relationship of".
In addition, we analyzed a potential correlation of Rgs2 and MCP-1 mRNA levels in vivo using freshly isolated MDSCs by real time RT-PCR.
These findings prompted us to analyze a potential correlation of basal miR-29 expression levels with cell growth.
In order to analyse a potential correlation of mut β-catenin with its nuclear localisation and ABCB1 expression levels, serial cryosections were made for immunohistochemistry.
In the first one, lesion size was included to account for a potential correlation of lesion size with severity of impairment.
An ELISA was performed on intestinal tissue lysates for quantification of TNF-α, to identify a potential correlation of mRNA levels and posttranslational protein expression.
Some studies provided evidence of a potential correlation of responses of anti-EGFR therapies within PDX models harboring EGFR activating mutations 4, 6.
We suspect that there might also be a selection of biological endowment in the timing of birth due to a potential correlation between seasonality of births and parental socioeconomic status.
A post hoc analysis of the survival data revealed a potential correlation between duration of arginine deprivation and survival in this limited patient population.
In vitro data suggested the existence of a potential correlation between the expression of KIAA1199 and Wnt-signalling molecules.
The only exception was Rv1733c that was preferentially recognized by antibodies from endemic controls compared to TB patients and non-endemic controls, suggesting a potential correlation with control of TB infection and progression.
These results implicate a prolonged inflammatory response in CV with a potential correlation between the magnitude of inflammation and the severity of vasoconstriction.
