The phrase "a form of relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type or category of relationship between individuals, groups, or entities.
Example: "Friendship is a form of relationship that often involves mutual support and understanding."
Alternatives: "a type of relationship" or "a kind of relationship".
And that is one of the advantages of being completely alone in this world.' "It's really interesting, because debt is a form of relationship.
Too often, the critics contend, the industry donations amount to a form of "relationship funding" — to use one skeptical doctor's term — in which companies hope to sell more drugs and devices by currying favor with the doctors.
Other descriptions included an analysis of consciousness as a form of relationship or act of the mind toward objects in nature, and a view that consciousness was a continuous field or stream of essentially mental "sense data," roughly similar to the "ideas" of earlier empirical philosophers.
The construction of the Aswan Dam put an end to a form of relationship between people and the environment that had its origin in the pre-Pharaonic period.
"The visit was a form of relationship management, there is no significant policy correction," said Frederic Wehrey a Gulf expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
These crucial features of his early political philosophy survived, then, the jettisoning of Idealism: holism about the individual; anti-elitism; democratic participation as an aspect of individual freedom; and the unconventional view of democracy as a form of relationship inherent not merely in political institutions but in a wide range of social spheres.
What is most significant is that Rumi and Shams modeled a form of spiritual relationship, a reciprocal love, a mirroring that is the fast-track to spiritual transformation.
In particular the MIM (molecular interaction map) notation [ 3] a form of entity-relationship representation and the process description notation (PDN) [ 1], respectively.
But there's arguably a sense in which a trip around the world can act as a proxy form of relationship therapy, catalysing the negative dynamics of a relationship into resolution.
The indiscriminate killing of thousands of innocent people introduced a new form of relationship between national governments and those who threaten them; a relationship that would evoke a new type of security response.
