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The phrase "a relation that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of relationship or connection between entities or concepts.
Example: "In mathematics, a relation that is reflexive must satisfy the condition that every element is related to itself."
Alternatives: "a relationship that is" or "a connection that is".
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It is a relation that is highly flattering to the Scots, and particularly their Edinburgh chapter.
A relation that is neither symmetrical nor asymmetrical is said to be nonsymmetrical.
A relation that is reflexive, symmetrical, and transitive is called an equivalence relation.
A relation that is neither transitive nor intransitive is said to be nontransitive.
A portrait stands to its sitter in a relation that is not unlike that which obtains between a description and the thing described.
The first has to do with his contact with American cultural anthropology, a relation that is ambiguous since it is so much "at a distance", as was to be his attitude to all other contemporary theoretical influences.
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Being outdoors was associated with greater vitality, a relation that was mediated by the presence of natural elements.
We found reliable correlations between MVPA classification performance and standardized measures of symptom severity that exceeded those observed using a univariate measure; a relation that was robust across variations in ROI definition.
Later measurements showed a relation that was inverse to the initially expected one.
All the remaining articles contain at least one 'false negative', i.e. a relation that was not detected by the text-mining system.
In Peirce's theory the sign relation is a triadic relation that is a special species of the genus: the representing relation.
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