'corresponding to which' is a perfectly acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer back to a previous statement - for example, "The second article of the Constitution outlines the rights of citizens, corresponding to which citizens of the country have the responsibility to abide by the law."
The critical deflection or curvature is the laminate deflection or curvature corresponding to which the ultimate bending strength is measured.
The value of C corresponding to which Ps = 0.447 will give the value of the fixed charge density ( θ X ¯ ).
From the conducted investigations it has been evidenced that an optimal distance of the panel from the support can be found, corresponding to which the efficiency is maximized.
In particular, a family of planar curves corresponding to which the curvature radius functions are polynomials in terms of the tangent angle are used for the purpose.
For further spectroscopy measurements, the samples were cut into 16 pieces along the direction corresponding to which the InAs amount increased gradually.
From the conducted investigations it has been evidenced that an optimal size of back-mounted collector air-channel can be found with suitable tilt angle, corresponding to which the overheating of collectors can be controlled passively under stagnation conditions.
Blutner seems to follow Horn in thinking of (ii) (which concerns how something is contributed) as corresponding to Q (which concerns what is contributed).
Shear force corresponding to displacement which causes concrete cracking.
Measurements corresponding to sensors which are close to the same target tend to be statistically correlated.
Fiedler investigated graph-theoretical properties of the eigenvector corresponding to λ1, which is named Fiedler vector.
For example, for the stream equation, the set of streams corresponding to functions which are eventually 0 is a solution.
