"follow the relation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to indicate that the speaker wants another person to consider the connection between two things. For example, "Follow the relation between these two characters to understand the plot of the book."
The MR H curves show a weak saturation trend in a high-field regime and the MR T curves follow the relation of log|MR| ∝ −T below 20 K for all the films, despite the difference in transport mechanism.
By substituting x 2 σ 2 with y, X and Y follow the relation X = 2σ2Y.
Among the current sample, low-IR luminosity galaxies (<1011L⊙) follow the relation for UV-luminous starbursts proposed by Takeuchi et al. (2012).
Therefore, the favorable value (maybe, an average value) of ( l_{text{S}} ) should be selected to follow the relation ( v_{text{p}} > v_{text{S}} > 0 ) and ( Q_{text{S}} > Q_{text{p}} > 0 ).
The coherence in the plane of the crystal surface,, can be assumed to follow the relation High-order reflections, where the beam is incident at steep angles, suffer from a lower fringe visibility relative to low-order, low-angle reflections where the coherence length can interact along a greater length of the sample.
From Poisson's ratio and the proportionality between the thickness of individual layers in the cladding and the spectral band-gap position, the reflection peak center wavelength λpeak is predicted to follow the relation λpeak = λpeak(1 + ε) − v, where λpeak represents the reflection peak centre wavelength at zero axial strain, ε the applied axial strain and v the fibre's Poisson's ratio.
The anomalous Hall resistivity follows the relation of ρAxy∝ρ2xx, which is from the side-jump mechanism.
The compressive modulus of both reticulated foams and cellular foams tested without plates only depended on the density and also followed the relation of G&A for open-cell foams.
With feeble hydrophobicity (cosθ c < cosθ < 0), the apparent contact angle is theoretically given by the relation of Wenzel while for strong hydrophobicity (cosθ < cosθ c), the apparent contact angle follows the relation of Cassie Baxter.
