The phrase "a free relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships that are not bound by traditional constraints or expectations.
Example: "In modern society, many people are choosing to engage in a free relation, prioritizing personal freedom over conventional commitments."
Alternatives: "an open relationship" or "a non-traditional relationship".
And here's a free public relations tip: any company out there that makes "cool phones" would be absolutely foolish to not offer President Obama a completely free, tricked out phone.
Water diffusion in both DA and Nafion is limited to ionic pathways and follows a free-volume relation, but the magnitude of the diffusion constant is determined by ionomer structure.
(Non-medical staff, GD Non-medical staff) 'Free relations' strengthen the collaboration between operational staff and their heads of units, but also with the top managers.
We present a general framework to design Godunov-type schemes for multidimensional ideal magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) systems, having the divergence-free relation and the related properties of the magnetic field B as built-in conditions.
Molotov was given a free hand in relation to Finland.
This is then used to develop a surrogate model based on a linear free energy relation, the solvatochromic equation, and on group contribution techniques.
After presenting a list of axioms that obviously held in the algebra of relations as presented in Schröder's third volume he proved that these axioms allowed one to reduce quantifier-free relation formulas to equations.
BHL: "Libya is now a free country with diplomatic relations".
(During his first appearance in March, Beckham — wearing a suit and tie — slipped and fell when he attempted a free kick at a public relations event, taking a tumble that led to YouTube views around the world).
The exploitation of entropy inequality resulted in temporally non-local generalized Darcy׳s laws for the liquid phases, near-equilibrium swelling and capillary pressure relations, generalized stress relations, near-equilibrium Gibbs free energy relation and the rate of evaporation relation.
