"for congruity" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You would typically use it to emphasize the importance of a need for uniformity or consistency with something. For example: "We need to ensure that all of our messaging is consistent across all of our marketing channels, for congruity."
The overall objective of this study was to evaluate an effect of potential factors contributing to PD occurrence accounting for spatial congruity of neighboring infected sites, and then create quantitative risk maps for predicting PD occurrence.
They are complex intra-articular injuries with implications for articular congruity, cartilage integrity and extra-articular structures [5].
The menisci are essential anatomical structures for tibiofemoral congruity, stabilization, shock absorption, and, possibly, proprioception (Fithian et al. 1990; Koenig et al. 2009).
In this study, we initially evaluated potential risk factors of PD in marine phase of Atlantic salmon farming sites, accounting for spatial congruity of infected sites.
Reasons for excluding these papers included (for example) lack of congruity between the research methodology and methods used to collect the data, study aims not clearly defined, poor description of outcomes and lack of appropriate analysis.
Differences in research designs may account for the lack of congruity between results.
The highest level of congruity was found for Tri11-BLSOM.
As predicted, we also found ERP signs of a process preceding mental updating namely, an anterior negativity (over prefrontal sites) that was larger for conjunctions than nonconjunctions, regardless of congruity.
He devised principles of congruity, propriety, and perspicuity: an elevated subject, for instance, must be expressed in elevated language; sound and signification should be in concordance; a woman was most attractive when in distress; depicted misfortunes must never occur by chance.
