correlations
n. countablen. connections or patterns between two or more things. When one thing changes, the other usually changes too, though one might not cause the other.
n. statistical or logical relationships between two or more variables that tend to vary together. Often used to describe patterns in data where a change in one factor coincides with a change in another.
Scientists found strong correlations between diet and heart health.
Researchers are investigating the correlations between social media usage and sleep quality among teenagers in urban areas.
While the data suggests significant correlations between economic growth and literacy rates, it is vital to remember that such statistical links do not inherently prove a causal relationship.
Commonly used with the preposition 'between' or 'with'.
the correlation of A and Bthe correlation between A and BWhen describing a relationship between two distinct variables, 'between' is the standard preposition.