The phrase "a very clear correlation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong and easily identifiable relationship between two or more variables or factors.
Example: "The research findings indicate a very clear correlation between exercise and improved mental health."
Alternatives: "a strong correlation" or "a distinct correlation".
On deprivation, however, there was a very clear correlation.
As was established before16,25,26, there is a very clear correlation between the price of PV and the cumulative PV production.
Mitchel McLaughlin, chairman of the I.R.A.'s political wing, Sinn Fein, and a member of the Assembly suspended in February, said, "There is a very clear correlation between political failure and the activities of these groups because they sustain themselves by that failure".
But the unwinding of inflation, there's a very clear correlation between Treasury yields and inflation.
A very clear correlation between ΔV G and ΔV D indicates that the magma discharge process at the surface was directly correlated with deflation process of the magma chamber without time lag.
In addition, we found a very clear correlation between the geodetic volume change of the magma chamber and erupted volume at the surface, which indicates that a stable magma plumbing system connecting the magma chamber and the surface did not change substantially during the eruptions.
GroupCharger will want to focus on drawing a very clear ROI correlation demonstrating the direct increase of dollars and engagement thanks to their service without such a clear cause and effect, it's going to be hard to get past those lighthouse customers that were won mostly through existing relationships.
In contrast to miRNAs, which show a very clear inverse correlation with NSAA scores, the CK values show fluctuations unrelated to the severity of the disease (Fig 2A, lower panel).
"We looked at 38,000 cycles, and were able to see a really clear correlation.
"There is a very clear lack of correlation between consumer confidence and consumer spending," says Carl Steidtmann, chief economist for Deloitte Research, who has studied the data over the last several decades.
There may not be a correlation between poverty and crime but there's a very clear one between extreme inequality and crime, and a whole history of reasons why it's as nasty and violent as it is.
