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The method for calculating the correlation between two matrices while utilizing a particular index for each row is as follows:

1. Choose the index variable for each row that you want to use for correlation calculations.

2. Create two vectors by selecting the column of each matrix that corresponds to the chosen index variable.

3. Calculate the correlation between the two vectors using the appropriate formula, such as Pearson's correlation coefficient.

4. Repeat the process for all rows in the matrices that you want to include in the correlation analysis.

5. If necessary, perform further statistical analysis on the resulting correlation coefficients to determine their significance and interpret their meaning in the context of your data.