The phrase "and correspondingly associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between two or more elements, indicating that they are linked in a corresponding manner.
Example: "The increase in temperature is correspondingly associated with a rise in energy consumption."
Alternatives: "and similarly linked to" or "and correspondingly related to".
For example, the E161K mutation in the Na+ channel is correspondingly associated with clinical and ECG features of BrS, conduction disease and sinus node dysfunction (Smits et al. 2005).
Dysregulations of the synaptic transmission in this ubiquitous basic building block of the functional architecture of the brain are correspondingly associated with disturbances of informational selectivity.
While documentation of depressive symptoms was significantly higher in facilities in the highest quartile, this was not correspondingly associated with implementation of appropriate care processes.
The Wnt signaling pathway has arms which both promote cell proliferation and apoptosis, and correspondingly is associated with both tumor promotion and tumor suppression [ 58, 61, 62], though in ovarian cancer its enrichment in long survival time indicates the latter role.
Correspondingly, events associated with gamete formation (gametogenesis) or fertilization must somehow free the sporophytic genes and thus permit the zygote to enter the sporophytic developmental pattern.
Correspondingly, transcripts associated with mitochondria were also over-represented in the HF and EDIT libraries relative to the HR library.
Correspondingly, transcriptome profiling identified a strong transcriptional downregulation of interleukins and genes associated with cell cycle regulation after Evi silencing.
Correspondingly, the public health burden has shifted from infectious diseases to autoimmune diseases [ 1] and to diseases associated with lifestyle and aging, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and Alzheimer's disease (AD).
Correspondingly, the term 'mysticism' will refer to practices, discourse, texts, institutions, and traditions associated with unitive experiences.
