"correspondingly requires" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is necessary or appropriate due to a previous statement or action. Example: "The final step in this process is to submit your application, which correspondingly requires your signature to be considered complete."
Then consequently, the smaller viscous drag force from water at 100 °C correspondingly requires smaller DEP force, which coincidentally meets the requirement.
One is more accurate, but correspondingly requires more computation time; the other sacrifices a certain amount of accuracy, but is computationally much more efficient.
In contrast, the sprawling set of SDGs approved in New York in September operates on the belief that the world is much more complex, and that achieving sustainable development and ensuring better health outcomes correspondingly requires addressing factors in the enabling environment and in wider underlying systems.
Treatment approaches for comorbid patients correspondingly require comprehensive assessment and thoughtful planning.
It is based on the assumption that at each training iteration the distribution of cells is changed by infinitely small amount, correspondingly requiring an infinite number of training iterations to achieve finite changes in cell distribution.
Dealing with increasingly sophisticated adversaries requires correspondingly sophisticated lines of defense.
The endothermic state is effective but metabolically expensive, as the body must produce heat continuously, which requires correspondingly high quantities of fuel in the form of food.
This lies above 150 kV/cm and requires correspondingly higher biasing voltages and currents through semiconducting layers of transferred electron devices, switches or NDR (negative differential resistance) diodes.
Mutual understanding requires a correspondingly greater effort.
Because that lowers the amount of light coming into the camera, it requires a correspondingly slow shutter speed to increase the exposure.
The activation step proceeds 10-10 timoremore slowly than the second in aqueous solutiona, and therefore requires a correspondingly more potent catalyst.
