The phrase "and which corresponds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify a relationship or connection between two elements in a sentence.
Example: "The data was collected from various sources, and which corresponds to the findings in the previous study."
Alternatives: "that matches" or "which relates to".
The customers reported eating at Chipotle outlets between Nov. 18 to Nov. 26 and which corresponds to about a week before they became ill.
Among them is the Shvetambara fasting ceremony, oli, which is celebrated for nine days twice a year (in March April and September–October) and which corresponds to the mythical celestial worship of the images of the Tirthankaras.
The measurements were obtained in the leading portion of the diesel jet (the zone beyond 27 mm from the injector nozzle), where the fuel is entirely evaporated, and which corresponds to the main combustion zone in this engine.
In other words the convergence analysis decomposes into two terms: which corresponds to a noise-free SGD (it is as if we were running SGD with ) and which corresponds to a pure noise SGD (it is as if we were running SGD with ).
The quantity n k (i) is the measurement error with mean equal to zero and which corresponds to bus k.
Importantly, the practical limit of detection of 0.50 μM determined in synthetic saliva, and which corresponds to an observed signal, is comparable to theoretical literature values, usually calculated.
At 1 GHz, we get and, which correspond to ≈ 25%and56%6%, respectively.
We have endeavoured to select cutoff values that are consistent and which correspond to typical values used for active/inactive decisions in drug discovery projects.
(c) 'LogSearch_CHOICE01.txt' records changes that need to be made into '_Structure.dta' as a result of the searches and which correspond to outcomes O1 and O3.
Two parameters of the equation, s and T, which corresponds to absolute normalization and temperature of the Maxwellian respectively, show clear dependency on target mass.
The team conducted a face-to-face survey of more than 2,000 women, who are literate and between the ages of 18 and 38, which corresponds to 83% of the female population.
