The phrase 'correspond at' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say something like: "I look forward to corresponding at a later date."
"It doesn't correspond at all to my empirical work".
I respect it, but it doesn't correspond at all to my way of playing.
The attacks, Mr. Cohen said, "do not correspond at all with what Toulouse is".
The results were extraordinarily revealing: IQ was well above average but did not correspond at all to reading, coordinating and sequencing abilities.
In Australia, "the beaches, couched between headlands and devoid of coconut palms, didn't correspond at all to Ravi's notion of a coast".
In those two weeks I found out that what the nutritionist said versus what the riders want to eat doesn't correspond at all!
Keyuk's friend turned out to be a twenty-four-year-old linguist, Luis Miguel Rojas-Berscia, who has corresponded at length on scholarly subjects with David Harrison.
But he had shown several times in New York, at the Betty Parsons Gallery, when it was home to Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, and had corresponded at length with the august art historian Meyer Schapiro.
At the same time, he corresponded at length with Allen Ginsberg, a precocious student who asked his professor to tutor Neal Cassady, patron saint of the Beats.
Rudolf Carnap and W. V. Quine, two of the twentieth century's most important philosophers, corresponded at length - and over a long period of time - on matters personal, professional, and philosophical.
The obtained concentration value was of 1.4058 ± 0.35 nmol of Rh-UTES/cm2 of etched area, which corresponds at approximately 20% of the initial solution concentration (1.16 μM) [19].
