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"linear relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe a type of relationship between two variables in which a change in one variable results in a proportional change in the other variable. For example, "The linear relationship between temperature and air pressure determines how quickly air expands when heated."
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Clearly, harmonics have a simple linear relationship with the fundamental.
The linear relationship is captured by the correlation.
It shows a strong linear relationship between the two.
V(P) follows a linear relationship.
This was done by a linear relationship.
It's not quite a linear relationship, but the direction is clear.
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Finally, there is a non-linear relationship between levels of air pollution and health impacts.
You'll see that there is a near-linear relationship between followers and mentions.
With so few data points, it's very difficult to demonstrate a non-linear relationship.
This suggests a non-linear relationship.
The predictions do however indicate an approximately log-linear relationship.
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