The phrase "strongly correspond with" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a relationship between two or more things that are very similar. For example, "The two pieces of artwork strongly correspond with each other in their use of bright colors and abstract shapes."
On decadal scales, the timing of seasonal onset strongly corresponds with deviation in the zonal wind intensity as described by length of day (LOD); on shorter scales, these temperature patterns shift in concert with the El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
The increase in Sirt1 expression in cells cultured with serum from FEAST and CR CALERIE participants strongly corresponds with the increase in Sirt1 mRNA expression found in muscle biopsies from a subset of FEAST [2] and CR CALERIE participants [36].
The highest log probability was found for K = 4 (i.e. 4 genetic clusters; Table S1), which divided the dataset into four clusters that strongly corresponded with the four common mtDNA haplotypes ('HostB', 'HostU', 'HostD1' and 'HostD2') of each sample (Figure 4).
Also domesticated Bactris gasipaes strongly corresponds with a 'stem' and its wood is used mainly for making of various tools (Fig. 3) important for subsistence (Fig. 4).
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The spatial distribution of well-supported Ligia monophyletic groups corresponds strongly with geography, with little spatial overlap among clades; suggesting allopatric differentiation plays a major role in diversification of Ligia in this region.
Dollo parsimony analysis of more than 85,000 phylogenetically informative insertions recovered strongly supported, monophyletic clades that correspond with the biogeography of each taxa.
DMSRQ-SF measures correlated more strongly with corresponding criterion measures of treatment satisfaction than with other measures that did not correspond directly (convergent validity).
The nurses' perspectives on spiritual care correspond with those of Carson and Stoll [ 52], who claim that residents' experience of well-being is strongly associated with spiritual care; these perspectives also correspond with Sawatzky and Pesut's [ 13] definition.
The prevalence of CANS among the targeted population seems to correspond strongly with prevalence of CANS in Western developed countries.
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