The phrase "a fixed relationship with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a stable or unchanging connection or association with someone or something.
Example: "The company has established a fixed relationship with its suppliers to ensure consistent quality and delivery."
Alternatives: "a stable connection to" or "an established bond with".
Given these, it seems a stretch to put too much faith in a fixed relationship with bond yields, much less the view that shares are fairly valued when these yields are equal.
The LCS has a fixed relationship with the RCS defined by the geometry of the robot, which can be denoted by (_{{i{text{L}}}}^{text{R}} {mathbf{T}}(i = 1,2, ldots,6).) The fifth one is the Ankle Coordinate System ACS), which locates at each ankle with the same orientation as the LGS when U i1 is at its initial position.
With a fixed relationship between the lighting schedule and the dosing timing, we can consider the light and dosing as part of one combined signal to shift the circadian clock.
It bore a fixed relationship to those risks.
Thus, Ap would have no fixed relationship with sunspot activity.
The productivity of a waterbody varies greatly depending on geographical region, physical characteristics, fisheries biology, and the variable extent of water in any given year, while, the number of fishing households dependent these resources have no fixed relationship with area or production.
Such uncertainty may be contrasted with the fixed relationship (via the inverse logit function) between the scale of estimation (log-odds) and the scale of interest (probability) in logistic regression where the Hosmer-Lemeshow test was first described.
Sometimes fixing a relationship with a friend takes a few weeks, (usually not, but once in a while)and if the first time you talk to them and they're not "ready" to become friends again, do not bug them!
But part of a coach's job is to deal with the unexpected, and to fix relationships when they break down.
As Marco pointed out to August later in the episode, it's enough that he realized his earlier mistake and tried to fix it, just as Emma is now attempting to fix her relationship with Henry.
But a Conservative source told the BBC: "It's nice that Clegg can tag along but the fact is that only David Cameron's long-term plan can fix our relationship with Europe and ensure Europe reforms in a way that delivers growth, jobs and financial security for the British people.
