"in correlation with each other" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a relationship or connection between two or more things or concepts. Here is an example sentence: "The study found that there was a high level of success among students who worked in correlation with each other, rather than competing against one another."
It's therefore not surprising that studies show that people do, in fact, tend to look like their dogs, and even gain weight or stay fit in correlation with each other.
It demonstrated that items in each dimension were in correlation with each other [ 36] and did not show redundancy [ 25].
The Cox multivariate analysis demonstrated that five clinicopathological variables had a significant effect on patient survival, either independently or in correlation with each other.
6 However, low serum levels of HDL-C, as well as high levels of TG, can also contribute to the risk of CVDs, irrespective of LDL-C levels; 7 9 these two lipid components tend to be in correlation with each other.
The most widely followed market indexes usually move in close correlation with each other, but each has its own unique characteristics.
The results showed that immunohistochemical staining of some EMT-related markers, such as E-cadherin/P-CK, E-cadherin/Slug, and TGF- β/Slug, was in significant correlation with each other, which further indicated their roles during the development of EMT in KCOT.
Since video files are just containers of picture and sound assets traveling together waiting to be played, they need a manual to hand over to the next machine that plays them; something to tell the next receiver the structure of what it is receiving, how to play this complex package of sights, sounds and emotions in synchronization and correlation with each other.
We investigate the relationship between these molecular components, in terms of their correlation with each other and with clinical characteristics.
The first study to implicate GABRA2 in the etiology of alcoholism was conducted by Edenberg and colleagues (2004), who found an association between multiple SNPs (in moderate to high correlation with each other) and alcohol dependence.
In correlation with our other paper on the pre-economic analysis, this paper intend to pave the way for an international cooperation on evaluating the market for HTR worldwide, which is an information of common interest to the HTR community.
Specifically, the habituation, orientation and motor clusters were strongly correlated with each other while the range of state and regulation of state clusters showed a trend towards a significant correlation with each other in all neonates as well as in neonates with CBL levels below 10μg/dLL.
