The phrase "a relation of two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or association involving two entities, often in contexts like mathematics, relationships, or comparisons.
Example: "In mathematics, a relation of two sets can help us understand their interaction and properties."
Alternatives: "a relationship between two" or "a connection of two".
Duncan is a relation of two brothers from Beauly, another shinty community greatly affected by WWI.
Spleen cells from males produced higher levels of IL-10 than those from females, resulting in a relation of two- and threefold at days 7 and 30 after infection, respectively (Figure 1G, H).
Our relation to our bodies lies deeper than circumstance, undemonstrable and irrefutable, along with the sensation that there is a relation, of one thing to something else, though materialist science tells us that out of our bodies we are nothing.
In any event, guerrillas who accepted an amnesty would probably be more afraid of being shot dead by a relation of one of their victims than of being put on trial.But at least there is a sense that Iraq's new rulers have a chance of reaching out to some of the rebels.
Sharpe denies that there is a close correspondence between language and the world, as he believes that our thought is caused by the world, and our language by our thought, and the relation between causes and effects is a relation of one to many.
Other constructions, such as the notions of the domain and range of a relation, and of one to one mappings that are crucial to the development of arithmetic, are only "incomplete" in an indirect sense due to their being defined as classes of a certain sort, which are in turn constructions.
A distant relation of two presidents, Grover Cleveland and Martin Van Buren, Mr. Cleveland had public service "in his genes," his daughter Melantha said.
As Vygotsky (1997) writes "every higher mental function … was formerly a social relation of two people" (p.105).
Thus, the (x, y) could stand for a relation of PPI between two proteins x and y.
Differences in social class could often prevent the transition from a relation of concubinatus to one matrimonium.
In these authoritative writings, his criterion of "openness to experience" led him to an acceptance of historical variegation, and to the principle that a human being's relation to the world consists in a total relation of one entity among other entities.
