The phrase "strong correspondence" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to describe a situation where a strong relationship exists between two things or ideas. For example, "In our analysis, we found a strong correspondence between the increase in temperature and the decrease in rainfall."
A list of wheat ESTs was selected that were previously mapped to the same chromosomal region [ 44, 45]; these were used to search the corresponding loci in rice (Additional file 9), and strong correspondence with chromosome 9 was identified.
He wrote that the movements occur "sooner after command than would be expected on the basis of random occurrence," and that "there is a very strong correspondence between the body part requested and the next body part that moves.
A strong correspondence between theoretical and experimental echoes is shown.
Results revealed a strong correspondence between father and mother ratings, especially for externalizing problems.
A strong correspondence to the minimum drag coefficient is also observed.
There is a strong correspondence between Acheulean sites and fine-grained andesite dykes, which were major lithic raw material sources.
The results obtained show that there was a relatively strong correspondence between soils' series distribution and topographical properties.
Most researchers investigating the relationship between self-efficacy and performance have reported a strong correspondence (Pajares and Miller, 1994).
The strong correspondence between the predicted and actual responses suggests participants could successfully interpret the encoded color-object assignments.
In many areas — scientific and psychological thought, for example — a strong correspondence conception of truth is likely to be in question.
Chrono-sequences and landforms secured by 32 radiocarbon ages show strong correspondence between fluvial sediment accumulation and oscillations of base level in the Caspian Sea.
