The phrase "corresponding situation" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a situation that aligns or corresponds with another situation. Example: In the article, the author discusses the current political climate and its corresponding situation in the economy.
See Figs. 4 and 5 for the visual and Fig. 6 for a quantitative example of a corresponding situation in patient 3 in contrast to patient 6.
According to the deficiency index structure of the operator, let us now choose the particular self-adjoint extension of which allows a prescribed real-eigenvalue The corresponding situation for the eigensolution may be written as (2.13).
Importantly, since humans and dogs show genetic similarity and develop diseases that share many characteristics, the molecular events identified here are likely to reflect the corresponding situation in humans afflicted by similar disease.
The corresponding situation was also modeled.
In panels (d), (e), and (f), we observe the corresponding situation using the microscopic model, where reentry dies out.
Inspection of the corresponding situation with mRF1 demonstrates that this interaction is impossible but probably functionally replaced by multiple hydrogen bonding of arginine of the RT insertion and the switch loop.
The direct use of the Karamata theorem is problematic in contrast to the corresponding situations in other cases.
On the service level, IE2S analyzes the learned data and provides services which are suitable to the corresponding situations.
Taking the same parameters as in Section 5.2, but (beta_{1}) varies in ([0,1]), the corresponding situations of spreaders are shown in Figure 6.
Therefore driving performance can be assessed independently of the route by evaluating the ratio of driving errors with respect to the corresponding situations which have occurred.
Fig. 2 illustrates the four different load demand profiles with corresponding situations of PEV charging probability in a 24-hour time period.
