The phrase "has no corresponding" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that does not have an equivalent or counterpart. Example: "The company's latest product has no corresponding feature in their previous line of products." This means that the new product does not have a similar feature to any of the older products.
Cliff Zukin, director of the Star-Ledger/Eagleton Poll at Rutgers University, said that while senators may be angry with Justice Verniero because they believe he misled them, the Assembly has no corresponding motivation to get involved.
Notice that Lewis has no corresponding difficulty here.
The region on the top-left has no corresponding internal marker.
The peak in total PM10 on 28 May has no corresponding peak in PM2.5.
It indicates that Peak A of HPSEC-OCD has no corresponding peak in UVD chromatograms, while the Peaks B, C, and D have.
Whenever a packet is overheard from an, if that neighbor has no corresponding entry in the CoopTable, a new entry is created and inserted into the table; otherwise, all the fields associated with would undergo any necessary updates.
The sample placed in well G07 was incorrect but had no corresponding gene expression data, and so presumably corresponds to that which should have been in the well above, F07.
(Pollock — a truculent loner, living in the Springs, on Long Island, until his accidental death, in 1956 — had no corresponding claque, but he was held in general awe).
Q. Genome, they say that of the 30,000 genes they can find in you, there are just 300 that have no corresponding gene in the mouse.
An average man has just one, outside chance: he had better be able to make the lady laugh … Women have no corresponding need to appeal to men in this way.
IT is something of a paradox," Conor Brady, the editor of The Irish Times, remarked a few years back, "that a director who may have a Tony on his mantelpiece will have no corresponding award from his Irish peers".
