The phrase "a relation in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type of connection or association between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "In mathematics, a relation in which every input has a unique output is known as a function."
Alternatives: "a connection where" or "an association in which".
Inequality (9) is an example of such a relation in which the standard deviation is employed as a measure of spread.
In Section 3.1, our results from four stations confirmed a relation in which increases in CAPE favor a decrease in temperature in the upper troposphere with varying negative R xy.
Seen in this light, identity-dependence as defined by (ID) is simply a species of essential dependence, that is, a way in which the essence of a certain thing is determined by a relation in which it stands to another thing.
Russell thus characterizes acquaintance as a relation of direct awareness, a relation in which, as Russell and some others have put it, something is "presented" or simply "given" to the subject (see e.g., Lewis 1929 and 1946; Moser 1989: 80ff.; Fales 1996).
In addition, considering well-known immunomodulatory effects of endocrine disruptors such as POPs (Ahmed 2000) that were supported by the inverse association with neutrophil count, a relation in which POPs exposure leads to a predisposition to periodontal disease is biologically plausible.
A still more general (and vague) conception of logical relation is that it is any relation in which a logician may have a peculiar professional interest.
Being therefore always indicates a relation in creatures, which is simple for essences in themselves (esse essentiae), and twofold for actualized essences (esse essentiae plus esse existentiae).
Through the links between subpopulations (i.e., N I and N SI ), variability in notified case numbers across years indirectly influences temporal variability in the seroconversion probability, c t,S | Pop (and via a functional relation in which vaccination-related seroconversion is adjusted for, the temporal variation in infection probability).
At times, however, Russell believed that the fact that S believes that a bears R to b amounts to the holding of a multiple relation in which S, a, R and b are all relata (e.g. NTF, 155 56; TK, 144ff).
With the Satosphere, we find ourselves in a particular relation, in which the dome is a base, a screen, but also a physical space in which we can wander.
Being the noise producer, as opposed to noise receptor, may simplify the problem, as the former entails a dyadic relation in which the subject plays an active role, while the latter reflects a triadic relation in which the subject merely plays a passive role.
