The phrase "a simple correlation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a straightforward relationship or connection between two variables or concepts in a specific context.
Example: "The study aimed to establish a simple correlation for the impact of sleep on academic performance."
Alternatives: "a basic relationship for" or "a straightforward link for".
No study has found a simple correlation, for example, between testosterone levels and crime.
Finally, a simple correlation for the prediction of the mixing time is proposed.
Also a simple correlation for these three parameters from data fitting is given for guiding a heat sink design.
The study aims to provide architects with a simple correlation for proper design of facades for office buildings from an energy consumption point of view.
A simple correlation for the pure water thermal conductivity is developed based on the model provided by The International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS 2011) and has a maximum deviation of 0.05%.
A simple correlation for wall temperature rise as a function of the tube length that can be used for future design has been developed based on a parametric study.
See SI Figure 1 for a graph of individual data for BDE-47 and SI Figure 2 for a simple correlation analysis for this congener.
Anyway, it is possible to note that the actual complexity of the proposed algorithm is comparable to a simple correlation receiver for code division multiple access (CDMA) signals; nevertheless, the obtained coding gain is comparable to those attainable by more complex techniques.
The electrochemical effectiveness is calculated for various Thiele modulus values, and a simple correlation is developed for retrieving these effectiveness factor data.
Furthermore, a simple correlation is proposed for the application of interest.
Finally, a simple correlation is proposed for predicting the mixing time.
