The phrase "a relation is made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing connections or associations between entities, concepts, or individuals.
Example: "In this study, a relation is made between social media usage and mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a connection is established" or "a link is formed."
In the second place, a relation was made between the reflective practitioner model and the model of organizational learning which resulted in a model to on the one hand enable to explain what project leaders are doing, and on the other hand to provide a framework for learning and improving effective leadership behaviour through making explicit what often remains implicit.
The relation is made explicit in the form of a theorem that presents sufficient conditions for global stabilizability.
Similarly, the vertical axis (r i − s j ) named "Relation" is made by subtracting r i from s j.
In practice, the linear relation is made noisy by random sampling, as noted above, but the regression coefficient 2 αβe− nd can be inferred by combining measurements from many SNP pairs (x, y).
Across town, another White (no relation) is making her own triumphant return.
A clear relation was made with climate change: public health in urban areas should not be hampered by climate change, thus climate change related diseases should be prevented.
This relation was made by Page (1961) estimating mean values of short-wave radiation on vertical.
A much darker study of sexual relations is made by Lynn Coady in "Fin", an unsparing account of the disintegration of a long-term relationship, and how asymmetrical feelings can become: "Because it was astonishing!
Family Relations is made up of 4 factors which describe the interaction styles and relationships within a family.
Christian Louboutin – more associated with red soles and the highest of heels than race relations – is making attempts to change that.
