The phrase "significant positive relation" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a strong and meaningful connection between two or more things that is characterized by a positive impact or influence. Example: "The study showed a significant positive relation between exercise and mental health, indicating that regular physical activity can improve one's well-being."
(Rabab'ah 2015) empirical investigation of bank credit in Jordan reveals that bank's size has a significant positive relation to credit, whereas ratios of non-performing loans and liquidity ratios relate negatively and significantly to the ratio of credit facilities to total bank assets.
I continue to find a significant positive relation between corruption culture and corporate misconduct, which further alleviates endogeneity concerns.
Validity was established through the measure's significant positive relation to a general measure of parenting attitudes.
We document a significant positive relation between subsidiary earnings and future forecast errors of consolidated earnings.
A significant positive relation between peritraumatic dissociation and PTS was found.
Using an options-based measure of CEO overconfidence developed by Malmendier and Tate (2008), we document a statistically significant positive relation between CEO overconfidence and financial statement restatement.
This study also provided further evidence of significant positive relations between presence and workload, but no evidence of a correlation of objective presence and performance.
Background: Although obesity putatively occurs when individuals consume more calories than needed for metabolic needs, numerous risk factor studies have not observed significant positive relations between reported caloric intake and future weight gain, potentially because reported caloric intake is inaccurate.
Studies showed significant positive relations between coping efforts and symptoms (more coping, more distress) [ 24, 25].
Interestingly, significant positive relations were found between women and their partners for all study variables.
After controlling for potential confounders, we found inverse but nonstatistically significant associations of both tibia and patella lead levels with HFnorm, and nonstatistically significant positive relations with LFnorm and LF/HF.
