The phrase "a significant interrelation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or relevance of the connections between two or more entities, concepts, or phenomena.
Example: "The study revealed a significant interrelation between diet and mental health, suggesting that nutrition plays a crucial role in psychological well-being."
Alternatives: "a notable connection" or "a substantial relationship".
Only the indicator 'usage of software for reading instruction' shows a significant interrelation with reading attitudes for girls.
Computing the canonical correlations and variables we show that there is a significant interrelation between the γ- and X-ray data.
Another predictor that shows a significant interrelation with reading attitudes is the Parents Like Reading scale for girls and boys in France and the Netherlands and for boys in Germany.
Moreover, the availability of a School Library shows a significant interrelation only for girls in the Netherlands, whereas the Use of Software for Reading Instruction is relevant for girls in France regarding their attitude toward reading.
To conclude, we have shown that based on the RFA of the mJTT, an interaction model shows a significant interrelation between recovery subgroups and GMV change.
All the more, the significant interrelation of age-associated methylation changes in fibroblasts and MSC is noteworthy.
No significant interrelation was noticed between the number of depression episodes experienced and the expression of selected genes on the mRNA level and protein level.
To confirm the GIS observations, especially the scale of epidemics and velocities, we developed three parameters: greatest number of ILI cases, increasing-to-peak period, and nationwide peak duration, which demonstrated significant interrelation (p < 0.05).
Despite the significant interrelation between fertility behavior and the two related factors of labor force participation and employment status (Engelhardt et al. 2004; Engelhardt and Prskawetz 2004), virtually no empirical research focuses on whether the perceived job insecurity affects fertility intentions and behavior.
Significant interrelations between APQ dimensions suggest that different dimensions might be targeted in parallel to encourage both a more positive and a less negative perception of aging.
The regression analyses applied take both the interrelation within and between countries into account and show a significant independent association between most of the VAP prevention measures and the existence of written VAP prevention standards on ICU level (see regression (1) to (6) in Table 2).
