The phrase "supporting correspondence" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to written documents that serve to support a main claim, argument, or point. For example: "The report included supporting correspondence from various stakeholders."
Many files also include supporting correspondence, travel information, and other material related to planning and coordinating these lectures.
But suppose there in fact existed a wonderful correspondence between our concepts and the world, indeed, a deeply reliable, counterfactual supporting correspondence whereby it was in fact metaphysically impossible for certain claims constitutive of those concepts not to be true.
Class IV dendrite branch number and length are also reduced, supporting a correspondence between neuronal function and the full extent of the dendritic arbor.
Similar to granule cells in vivo, treatment with kainic acid or brain derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) elicited the expression of GABAergic markers, further supporting the correspondence between the in vitro and in vivo phenotype.
These data were supported using correspondence analysis (CA), also based on OTU frequencies.
This proposed genetic structure for the SDSE population is supported by correspondence to simulated populations [27], combined with findings that show a greater than 4-fold excess of recombinational events in the diversification of SLVs.
Seventeen markers of the white grouper and 34 linked SNP markers of the orange-spotted grouper supported the correspondence between LG1 and ECO8, respectively.
These findings support a correspondence between these two areas, in line with the expected topography of primary motor and premotor areas (Snider and Eldred 1952; Grodd et al. 2001; Kelly and Strick 2003).
These results would support the correspondence between codon usage and mt-tRNA positions possibly in the origin of the vertebrate mt-genome gene order, although such constraint might have been weak.
Nearly parallel isotopic vectors between these wood-eaters and the Loricariinae genera Loricaria and Pseudoloricaria, which are known to consume large fractions of terrestrial seeds, fruits, leaves, and flowers (see Additional file 1: Table S1), supports the correspondence of this isotopically defined niche with a diet of allochthonous plant material.
Human imaging studies that directly correlated the perceptual representation of streaming sequences with brain responses also support the correspondence between the streaming percept and the underlying neural activity in A1 (Gutschalk et al., 2005; Snyder et al., 2006; Wilson et al., 2007; Cusack, 2005).
