The phrase 'establish a strong correlation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the findings of a research project that shows some sort of cause-and-effect relationship between two or more variables. For example, "The study was able to establish a strong correlation between income level and happiness."
The ability to measure precisely the neutrophil migration speed independently of all the other parameters of chemotaxis, also allowed us to establish a strong correlation between the depression of migration speed at 72 hours after burn correlated and the total body surface area (TBSA) of burn injury.
In combination, these observations establish a strong correlation between chronological lifespan and efficiency of G1 arrest under nutrient-limiting conditions.
These findings establish a strong correlation between enhanced growth signaling, increased intracellular levels of O2 - and less efficient G0/G1 arrest in stationary phase related to glucose metabolism.
There are too many uncontrolled factors, which will undoubtedly introduce a significant bias in the quest to establish a strong correlation between sperm and a reproductive result.
Treatments were considered only in the 30 days before a MSI occurred in our population, to establish a strong correlation between the two events.
Our studies on SNR6 chromatin structure (this study, [ 3, 38] in vitro and [ 37] in vivo) establish a strong correlation between the sequence-directed positions of the nucleosomes before and after TFIIIC binding as well as chromatin remodeling.
Jacques Cailloux, chief Europe economist at Royal Bank of Scotland in London, has established a strong correlation between Chinese exports to the United States and German exports to China.
Scientists have generally established a strong correlation between the prevalence of guns in places with similar levels of urbanization and higher suicide and homicide rates, as well as unintentional deaths by firearms.
