The phrase "highly correspond with" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when something is very closely associated or similar to something else. For example: "My views on this issue highly correspond with those of my friend."
We exemplify the utility of this approach with the Arabidopsis PAP85 gene and demonstrate that the expression profile of a PAP85::GUS transgene highly corresponds with native PAP85 expression.
We found three other peaks in this study which masses (m/z 3156, m/z 3270 and m/z 3965) highly corresponded with the theoretical masses of three other fragments of ITIH4 previously described by Villanueva et al. [ 9] and Song et al. [ 7] (3158 Da, 3274 Da and 3972 Da).
The intensity of the signal of hPSCs highly corresponded to the cell number and remained consistent in a mixed population with differentiated cells.
Panel B depicts the same network, nodes are size-coded and color-coded according with their connectivity degree (big red nodes correspond with highly connected genes, whereas small green nodes are lowly connected genes).
Remarkably, some ECs correspond with highly prevalent clones.
In our opinion, any diffuse tracer accumulation, either as an isolated finding or extending beyond the margins of a focal, well-circumscribed accumulation, could be considered to probably correspond with highly proliferating tissue and to possibly represent DCIS/LCIS or epithelial hyperplasia.
In several studies, decreased metabolic activity in inferior parietal cortex (BA40) corresponds highly with state sadness or with an anxiety disorder, but the peak in Table 2 is at least 26 mm from these regions (Mayberg et al, 1999; Bremner et al, 1999a, 1999b).
The local entropy value is low for regions with smooth variations, which highly likely correspond to haze-opaque regions.
Where possible, the photos correspond with policies.
