The phrase 'corresponding things' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to two or more items that match up with each other in some way. For example, "The two lists had corresponding things that could easily be compared."
Further, a man of a given disposition makes chiefly for the corresponding things: lovers of victory make for victory, lovers of honour for honour, money-loving men for money, and so with the rest.
Corresponding things will be true of an originalist whose principal focus is original understanding: she need not dismiss entirely the relevance of original intentions, at least in some cases.
But there's no corresponding thing on the other end, because on the other end, it's a long, long road to recovery, and you're not feeling on top of the world.
We probably have three or four others in our portfolio that I am blanking on, but yeah, this is sort of the — and then by the way, the corresponding thing is that a lot of this is on how you run a business and then how you do marketing, of course; AdWords and Facebook and Twitter, all these systems and then all the enabling systems for that; so HootSuite and Marketo and —.
High frequencies corresponding to things that are varying rapidly spatially, and low frequencies varying slowly spatially.
For instance, a focal cerebral lesion can cause category-specific semantic deficits either because conceptual knowledge corresponding to things with similar features is stored in nearby neural structures or because damage to a given property propagates the deficit to highly correlated properties.
But there is a corresponding despondency when things don't work.
The great Adam Smith squarely blamed the huge influx of gold and silver from America, which swelled the money supply without a corresponding increase in things to buy.
In state detect, we will judge which kind of button is pushed and do different things corresponding to the button, such as run flag setting, input string updating and changing to next parameter input.
With the foregoing considerations in mind, it's possible to see what's problematic about reducing the inherent value of a things, corresponding to their use-value, to their exchange-value.
The truth and necessity of the Axioms flowed directly "from reason itself" and a "bare intuition of the mind," without the apprehension of particulars, or interpersonal discussion, while the certainty of the Observations was known by the "collation and perception of individual things corresponding to one another," and by "common sense and experience".
