The phrase "addressed the correlation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two or more variables or concepts in a formal context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The study addressed the correlation of social media usage and mental health among teenagers."
Alternatives: "examined the relationship between" or "discussed the link between".
Specifically, we report the results of a series of field experiments in tropical environments designed to address the correlation of benthic dinoflagellate abundance on artificial substrate and those on adjacent macrophytes.
The only published two previous studies addressing the correlation of OCT parameters with BPF included only a limited number of patients (between 18 and 40) or inhomogeneous disease courses and did not account for within-patient inter-eye relations [19], [20].
In the linear mixed model, we used a Gaussian correlation structure, and in the logistic mixed model we used an autoregressive correlation structure to address the correlation of the repeated measures within each participant.
The long-term aim was to conduct a larger prospective study looking at significance of the same and addressing the correlation of vitamin D replacement therapy to improved chemotherapy toxicity.
Unfortunately, we aren't able to conclusively address the correlation of this event either with the polytherapy or with the worsening disease, requiring itself a more important therapy to control increasing symptoms.
To address the correlation of multiple events occurring close together in time (e.g., an ER visit leading to an admission, or serial ER visits), the occurrence of events were classified as "one or more events" or "no events" in each of the "at-risk" and control periods.
Although few studies have addressed the correlation between the GI of breakfast foods and cognitive functioning, a recent study has shown that a breakfast of low-GI foods has immediate positive effects on such cognitive functions as attention [17].
Furthermore, we addressed the correlation between the number of S100A9-positive cells in tumor tissues and the clinicopathological features.
Because few studies specifically addressed the correlation between accreditation and certification of hospitals and patient outcomes, we could not reach firm conclusions regarding effective strategies in this area.
