The phrase "inherent correlation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a naturally existing relationship or connection between two things. Example: Inherent correlation between lack of exercise and health issues has been well-documented by numerous studies.
The characteristic time correlates positively with locally measured median tremor duration, implying an inherent correlation between the moment release rate and the recurrence interval of tremors.
However, how do the strain rates affect this inherent correlation between serrations and atomic rearrangements?
Therefore, the inherent correlation that exists between the different color components is not ignored.
The inherent correlation between the structures and their heat maps is discussed.
As was already evident in Figure 2, the unemployment time series seem much noisier with a lower inherent correlation.
In this paper, 10-year meteorological data observed at Taipei, Taiwan, from 2006 to 2015, are studied to investigate the inherent correlation between renewable resources.
Inherent correlations between the TCOC and SHR were revealed.
This paper reports on an experimental study on the inherent correlations between the total output cooling capacity and Equipment SHR of a DX A/C system.
Kriging relies on the semi-variogram, a statistical tool developed by geo-statisticians [10] in order to estimate the value of a field at a specific location, given prior knowledge about the inherent correlations of data from neighboring nodes.
A novel efficient paradigm for estimating missing measurements which extents the recently developed framework of low-rank matrix recovery by exploiting inherent correlations without the need for explicit models.
In short, the key novelties of this work include the following: A novel efficient paradigm for estimating missing measurements which extents the recently developed framework of low-rank matrix recovery by exploiting inherent correlations without the need for explicit models.
