Sentence examples for it would correspond from inspiring English sources
The phrase "it would correspond" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one thing relates or aligns with another, often in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "If we adjust the parameters, it would correspond to the expected outcomes we discussed earlier."
Alternatives: "it would align" or "it would match".
He said it would correspond to Timonium, down in Maryland.
Ancient philosophies sought to relate the concept of time to some objective reality to which it would correspond.
For a circle it would correspond to the radius and for an ellipse it would be the length of the longer axis.
Had this been the formal prediction, it would correspond to a one-tail p-value of 0.0031 and a two-tail value of 0.0062, with a corresponding Z-score of 2.501.
Spanish conquistadors viewed it as a sacrilegious event but instead of extinguishing it altogether, they decided to combine it with Catholic practice so it would correspond with All Saints Day (1 November) and All Souls' Day (2 November).
The College Board has said its redesigned admission test would contain "no more mysteries". Instead of being a riddle to solve, it would correspond with high-school curriculums and better reflect what students have learned.
Now, the "whole series" of all transfinite ordinals would form a well-ordered set, and to it there would correspond a new ordinal number.
Although this kcat/ KM value is very low compared with physiological activities, even with the activated p-nitrophenolate leaving group, it nonetheless would correspond to a substantial rate enhancement above the uncatalyzed reaction of more than a million-fold (Table 1).
Once this problem is identified, we can then try to determine if it has a solution; this would correspond to an attack on the protocol that must be prevented.
In terms of the corporate structure depicted in Figure 1(a), it appears that matriline C7 would correspond with group A at the top level, while matrilines X1, S16 and J6 would correspond with groups B, C and D on the second tier.
It might be thought that this would correspond to the ensemble-averaged behaviour over the whole set, but this need not be the case.
