1. showing or establishing a mutual relationship or connection between two or more things
Usage: present participle of correlate

Examples

• The researchers are correlating test scores with study habits.
• She spent hours correlating the data from different experiments.
• The detective was correlating witness statements to find inconsistencies.
• Scientists are correlating climate patterns with ocean temperatures.
• The software is correlating customer preferences with purchase history.
• They are correlating brain activity with emotional responses.