1. past tense of correlate; to have a mutual relationship or connection; to establish or show a correlation between two or more things

1. having a mutual relationship or connection; showing correlation

Examples

• The study correlated high caffeine intake with sleep problems.
• Research has correlated regular exercise with improved mental health.
• The two variables are strongly correlated in the data.
• Scientists correlated the rise in temperature with increased carbon emissions.
• Income and education levels are often correlated.
• The correlated factors made it difficult to determine which caused the effect.
• They correlated the patient's symptoms with specific medical conditions.