The phrase "and corresponding level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship between two variables or elements, indicating that one is related to the other in terms of degree or intensity.
Example: "The study examined the impact of training on employee performance and corresponding level of job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "and related degree of" or "and associated level of".
The results show that the contribution of each transfer mechanism is a function of the crack kinematics and corresponding level of applied load.
In particular, the location and corresponding level of physical activity of 4th grade students (n = 134) was recorded using paired global positioning system (GPS) receivers and accelerometers over 33 days for each student.
Values were attributed to the behavioural patterns according to their degree of specificity and corresponding level of arousal (see [30]).
Their young age and corresponding level of maturity may reflect a still-developing understanding of "empathy".
Mean values for each group and corresponding level of significance * P <0.05.
The overall level of evidence for risk factors and graded recommendations for screening tests and preventative exercises utilised are outlined in table 2. The quality score and corresponding level of evidence are displayed in tables 3– 9.
aResults of t-test and χ statistics and corresponding levels of significance (two-tailed).
There were significant intraindividual correlations between levels of sCML and corresponding levels of sMG (r = 0.634, P = 0.001) and 8-isoprostane (r = 0.744, P = 0.001).
Colonic lesions were defined by an increase in nuclear β-catenin levels and corresponding levels of the Wnt target gene Sox9 protein (Fig 2B).
The effect of inflammatory mediators (such as IL-6) and corresponding levels of inflammation may have a role in masking the effect of CRP SNPs on the level of serum CRP.
Therefore, characterizing and quantifying the relationship between pain severity and corresponding levels of interference with daily function, sleep, and mood can inform treatment decisions and guide assessment of outcomes.
