The phrase "the corresponding strategy" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a strategy that is related to or matches a specific context or situation.
Example: "In order to improve our marketing efforts, we need to implement the corresponding strategy that aligns with our target audience."
Alternatives: "the relevant strategy" or "the appropriate strategy."
The matrix entry at the intersection of each row and column gives the outcome of each player choosing the corresponding strategy.
Surrogate functionals are applied; the corresponding strategy is shown to converge in norm and to regularize the problem.
This provides strong evidence using an independent sample that the patterns we observed in the inequity-averse and guilt-averse participants directly reflect the moral strategy computations carried out in the corresponding strategy maps, confirming that these patterns capture meaningful signal related to the underlying psychological process.
The obtained bottlenecks cannot only be used to determine whether the object cost will be increased or decreased, but also be used to propose the corresponding strategy to evaluate the improvement on the network flow model for scheduling.
Subsequently, the moving belts switch according to the corresponding strategy.
To this end, we will actually prove that the supermartingale property for a tracking error in (24) is sufficient for optimality of the corresponding strategy as in (23).
The proposed strategy is computationally much more efficient than the corresponding strategies used for the simulation of wastewater treatment.
Models for noises in different phases are established and the corresponding strategies for reducing noises are given.
Through this special issue, the bioaerosol community has obtained a better understanding of bioaerosol health risks and developed the corresponding strategies to confront the threats.
To explore the current situation and issues related to the development of the public health informatics (PHI) workforce in provincial and prefectural centers for disease control and prevention (CDCs) in China, and to describe the corresponding strategies to address these issues for the future.
Three scenarios are simulated based on the proposed active management model and the corresponding strategies in Sect. 2.
