"correspondence between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a relationship or similarity between two things. For example, "This report shows the correspondence between the expected sales figures and the actual sales figures."
However, in the Belle definition, a tagging B0 corresponds to a + sign in front of the sine coefficient; furthermore the correspondance between the super/subscript and the final state is opposite, so that S+− (BABAR) = − S−+ (Belle).
The Correspondance between Gustave Flaubert and Guy de Maupassant (the centenary of whose death was also celebrated in 1993) revealed the great affection uniting these two writers (at times one could imagine Flaubert to be Maupassant's father).
This allows for a direct correspondance between descriptors in a systematic name and an associated CurlySMILES notation.
serverid: As noted above, there used to be a more or less one to one correspondance between servers and repositories in early versions of yum.
Looking at the packet delivery, we find from Figure 3(b) that the MCMP algorithm performs better than the other algorithms since it routes its traffic over more paths as revealed by the path correspondance between ECMP and MCMP.
The correspondance between the Boolean space and the cluster index is given in Additional file 6.
They adopted Baudelaire's concept of the correspondances between the senses and combined this with the Wagnerian ideal of a synthesis of the arts to produce an original conception of the musical qualities of poetry.
When the microarrays used in these studies were different from the Drosgenome 1 array used in our study we used a correspondance table between probe sets on each array based on the FlyBase ID number attributed to each probe set.
The circular plot showing the correspondance betweeen the genetic and physical maps was created with Circos [ 117].
His writings, in manuscript form, were known only to his friends and the privileged correspondents of the Correspondance littéraire, a sort of private newspaper edited by Baron Grimm that was circulated in manuscript form.
La Correspondance littraire, philosophique et critique was a cultural newsletter distributed between 1753 and 1790.
