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The phrase "closely correlated" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong relationship or connection between two things. Example: The unemployment rate and the stock market are closely correlated, as a decrease in one often leads to a decrease in the other.
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In my interviews, I have also found that a close relationship with a mentor is closely correlated with thriving.
Arterial plaque is closely correlated with heart attack and strokes.
Tumor staging closely correlated with animal survival.
ECM stabilization is closely correlated with the expression of MMPs.
Floral variation is closely correlated with pollination strategy.
But the growth of fatty plaque is closely correlated with heart attacks and strokes.
Growth of those plaques is closely correlated with heart attacks and strokes.
Bone age was closely correlated with chronologic age (r = 0.93).
ANPP was closely correlated with NDVI through a linear model.
Exposure ages and weathering characteristics of tors are closely correlated.
Root distribution and root density were closely correlated with θs.
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