The phrase "a close caring" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "She has a close caring relationship with her grandmother."
Alternatives: "a deep affection" or "a strong compassion."
There is simply a sustained beauty of phrasing, a close care for the thing to be said and the best way to say it, that blend of precision and appropriateness that has always characterized the best prose, an attentiveness to the truth of human feeling that is in itself a supremely civilized value.
representative in China, explained, "It's not unexpected that if a person is sick and maybe receiving very close care, from a very close contact, that once in a while, [the disease] will pass to the other person".
They represent one out of every five babies, and they deserve close care.
In the case of Penn State, there was obviously a close and supposedly caring relationship between Sandusky and his victims that may have blurred the line between appropriate and inappropriate behavior at the onset of the sexual harassment.
Gown wearing is recommended when entering the patient room especially during a long and close care.
I feel so sad for Joe and Diane, two solid people who have made a life, a home and a circle of close and caring friends in Green Bay.
Each program placed substantial emphasis on training the care manager team, keeping care manager panel sizes at reasonable levels, forging a close relationship between care managers and primary care physicians and including care manager interactions with patients in-clinic, and at home by telephone.
In some countries, such as Japan [ 21] and Korea [ 9], studies of spiritual care reveal a close linking between religious care and spiritual care.
The patient had taken close care of both.
Make sure there is an older boy with whom you can develop a natural, loving, caring, close relationship with, like Peter.
