1. having a mutual relationship or connection; related in a way that one thing affects or depends on another

1. past tense and past participle of correlate; showed or established a mutual relationship between two or more things

Examples

• The study found that exercise and mental health are strongly correlated.
• Higher education levels are correlated with increased income.
• The researchers correlated the data from both experiments.
• Temperature and ice cream sales are positively correlated.
• The scientist correlated the weather patterns with crop yields.
• Sleep quality and academic performance appear to be correlated.
• The team correlated customer satisfaction scores with sales figures.