The phrase "correlates largely" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a strong positive relationship between two or more things. For example, "The study found that diet and exercise correlates largely with improved cardiovascular health."
"The efficiency of a board, which is particularly necessary in the early days, correlates largely with the amount of trust among its members.
Although those literatures remain underdeveloped, the existing findings thus far suggest that homosexuality has a pattern of correlates largely, but not entirely, distinct from that identified among the paraphilias.
Likewise, they can correlate largely with transcriptomic studies [ 14, 15, 17].
Genome rearrangements were observed which correlated largely with the positions of mobile genetic elements.
Notably, the three orthogonal measurements, and particularly neopterin and NFL, correlated largely with different groups of proteins as illustrated in Figure 4G and in the related Venn diagram.
We did observe a slight increase in transcript abundance of NCED2 (Fig. 7) at véraison, but ABA concentrations were correlated largely with the expression of NCED1 (Fig. 6).
For GH families including proteins with different functions PPR divides the proteins into subfamilies that correlate largely to the functions of the proteins [ 24].
In particular, HPTMs correlate largely with transcriptional regulation, but they are also involved in DNA replication, histone deposition, and DNA repair and recombination.
Distortion of the sense of reality, actualized in delusions and hallucinations, is the key feature of psychosis but the underlying neuronal correlates remain largely unknown.
When comparing CNV results derived from exome-seq using PatternCNV with those calculated from SNP microarray data profiled on the same samples, the two sets of results largely correlate for large CNVs.
Because the nuclear accumulation of p53 largely correlates with mutated p53, we tested whether the loss of Spn staining is correlated with nuclear p53 staining but found no significant correlation between Spn and p53 or p14ARF immunohistochemistry. Overall, we found rather low numbers of potential p53-mutated HCC cases in our cohort (5%).
