The phrase "a relation of matter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the connection or association between different aspects of material or physical entities.
Example: "In the study of physics, we often explore a relation of matter that influences the behavior of particles at a subatomic level."
Alternatives: "a connection of material" or "an association of matter".
The work begins with a statement of the subject matter, the purpose, and the relation of the subject matter to the attainment of that purpose.
When subtypes of dementia were assessed, the three studies that investigated the relation of white matter hyperintensities with incident vascular dementia found a significant association, both in the general population and in patients with mild cognitive impairment.
63 Eight studies carried out in high risk populations examined the relation of white matter hyperintensities with global cognitive decline (see web extra table 3).
First, it adds the idea of a relation to a form (matter is in potency towards a form); second, it adds the idea that the form to which it is related is a form it lacks; finally, it implies that the form which matter lacks is a form it has the capacity to acquire, for as James explains, one does not say that a stone is in potency toward the power of sight merely because it lacks sight.
It posits a relation between the particles of matter like electrons and quarks and particles that transmit forces like photons and the W boson.
I would also like to take this opportunity to note how much we appreciate the dialogue with your office in relation to a range of matters, including asylum seeker welfare and family reunion issues.
Is that relation a matter of research or imagination or experience?
Further analysis should be undertaken before any firm conclusions may be established, although a causal relation would be matter of course.
What is the relation of mind to matter, to bodily organs, to material conditions, or of one mind to another (see mind body dualism)?
Previous discussions of the relation of form and matter, and of the role of medium in art, have addressed this point.
