'correlated system' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two or more systems that are related to each other. For example, "The changes in the global climate are correlated to the number of hurricanes that hit each season."
It includes the correlated system assumption in [26,27] as a special case.
The model describes a fermion-phonon correlated system, which has been proven to be of great importance for a large number of solid state systems.
Since these assumptions are not feasible in compact MIMO design with mutual interference, in this paper, we consider a generally correlated system at the wireless fading channel, data symbols, and additive colored Gaussian noises (ACGN).
However, no test that required independence was run and even correlated system properties may convey different and complementary information about the functionality of a species.
Hybrid correlated systems could reveal exotic quantum transport behavior.
It describes designs of correlated systems of automated roll and spindle position control.
The resulting 'electronically soft' phases of matter with incommensurate, inhomogeneous, and mixed order may be general phenomena in correlated systems.
Our results reveal that the screened hybrid functional (HSE) could give a reasonable description on structural and electronic properties of these strongly correlated systems when compared to experiments.
Oxygen vacancies, which are intrinsic to perovskite oxides, play a major role in the electronic and magnetic properties of strongly correlated systems.
The use of the q-product is a procedure adopted within the nonextensive statistical mechanics formalism in the generalization of the central limit theorem for strongly correlated systems.
The imbibition process for correlated systems is characterized by an increased probability for snap-off with a corresponding decreased probability for piston-like displacement.
