The phrase "adequately correlated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two or more variables, ensuring that the correlation is sufficient for the intended analysis or conclusion.
Example: "The study found that the two variables were adequately correlated, suggesting a significant relationship between them."
Alternatives: "sufficiently related" or "properly linked".
Therefore, the optimal bioaccessibility test should produce data that can be adequately correlated to in vivo data.
Finally, after removing these items, the communality for each item were sufficiently high (all above 0.500), thus indicating the chosen variables were adequately correlated for a factor analysis.
According to Table 1, all variables are adequately correlated by some component, since the extraction rate is above 0.3 for all variables.
We conducted an EFA using maximum likelihood with promax rotation to see if the observed variables loaded together as expected, were adequately correlated, and met criteria of reliability and validity.
For shorter electrodes Sherwood numbers can be adequately correlated by an expression with Reynolds number to a two-thirds power and dimensionless electrode length to a power of −0·2.
Results from a second laboratory could not be adequately correlated with the original lab.
Plus the current method of looking at NHS output does not adequately correlate with what patients want.
The dimensionless equation adequately correlates relative mass transfer rates with the pertinent process parameters.
This positioning method, although less accurate than neuronavigation-based techniques, adequately correlates with MRI-guided stereotactic approaches [25, 26].
The developed model predicts simplified speciations in H2O SARMAPA CO2 system and adequately correlates the experimental total and partial pressure data with an average absolute deviation of 8.9%.
It was demonstrated that besides adequately correlating the load ratio effects, the exponential model also accounts for the slight deviations from linearity shown by the experimental curves.
