The phrase "a strong negative relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as research, statistics, or discussions about correlations between variables.
Example: "The study found a strong negative relation between exercise frequency and levels of stress."
Alternatives: "a significant inverse relationship" or "a robust negative correlation."
There was a strong negative relation between plagiotropic sapling occurrence and DIF, while the relation between DIF and forked and broom-shaped crown forms was positive.
We indeed find strong evidence that the firms with high past liquidity have a relation between Tobin's q and managerial ownership that is consistent with the earlier literature, while firms with low past liquidity exhibit a strong negative relation between firm value and managerial ownership.
There was a strong negative relation between collapse and call for rescue team/CPR/defibrillation and 30-day survival.
Radelet and Siddiqi [ 11] demonstrated a similarly strong negative relation between the income and achievement of programmatic targets.
I investigate the strong negative relation between recent stock returns and the annuitization of retirement savings using a novel data set with over 100,000 actual payout decisions.
We found no direct evidence for positive effects of membrane fatty acids other than n-6 PUFAs, particularly linoleic acid, on MRS. However, the strong negative relation between PUFA and MUFA content (Fig. 2) suggests that species in which dietary uptake of PUFAs is limited compensate for their lack primarily by synthesis and incorporation of MUFAs, rather than SFAs, into muscle phospholipids.
The gradual establishment of the strong negative relation between grass DM yield and ETTE ha-1 is clearly illustrated in Figure 4.
Unsurprisingly, an overwhelming majority had a strong negative reaction to being called a consumer.
A strong negative reaction is called a ______.
