The phrase "each one corresponding" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express that each of a group of items has a specialized equivalent. For example, "Each part of the machine had its own power source, each one corresponding to the task it was required to perform."
Gamers load up a song and a flurry of colored dots begin to flow down the screen, with each one corresponding to a differet key on your keyboard.
This screening strategy underlined 5 interesting clones, each one corresponding to one acceptor.
Two natural fluids, ammonia and carbon dioxide each one corresponding to one of the application, were chosen.
Well, there were these discrete peaks, each one corresponding to one of the energy levels in the Bohr theory of the helium atom, and nothing else.
Within the cloud are distinct knots and lumps, each one corresponding to smaller clumps of galaxies that are falling into the cluster, said Dr. Richard S. Ellis of Caltech, another team member.
The general idea of our method is that, for each frame, several artifacts have to be produced, each one corresponding to a part of the frame.
However developing many models (each one corresponding to a single output variable) leads to more time consuming as well as difficult to interact them.
The results show that there are three time constants present in the system, each one corresponding to a rate limiting step of the total reaction mechanism.
The system, composed of three independent measurement subsystems, has been operated in Madrid with four prototypes of a-Si STPV modules, each one corresponding to a specific degree of transparency.
At normal incidence, the device emits three, well separated, peaks each one corresponding to a delocalized optical mode of the coupled system, while at higher angles the peaks result blue shift.
Here's the quantity for Firm A. Here's the quantity for Firm B. And here is the best response or reaction curve for Firm B. And in this picture there's going to be three different possible reaction curves for Firm A, each one corresponding to different costs.
