Definitions

1. verb

to show the logical connection or relationship between two or more things, especially a statistical relationship.

“The researchers decided to corollate the data to identify patterns in consumer behavior.”

2. verb

to connect or associate something with a particular fact or piece of information.

“The historians corollated the new evidence with the existing records to piece together the events of the battle.”

3. noun

a corollary or an additional fact that logically follows from something else.

“The discovery of the new planet was a significant corollate to the team’s earlier findings.”