The phrase "a relation through which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or association that facilitates a particular process or interaction.
Example: "The study explores a relation through which social media influences public opinion."
Alternatives: "a connection that allows" or "a link through which".
The concept of social fields provided a method of examining social relations as a set of interlocking networks of social relations through which ideas, practices, and resources are exchanged, organised, and transformed both within nation-states and through transnational ties [ 21].
Nor do the relations through which we connect our notions in a proposition analytically correspond to the real links that join individuals in a state of affairs.
A mode of governance is a set of tools and technologies deployed through particular institutional relations through which agents seek to reconfigure the specific social and technical relations with a specific governing purpose (Bulkeley and Kern, 2006), in this case, to address climate change.
Friendship networks are more socially oriented in nature, while advice networks consist of relations through which individuals share information, assistance, and guidance that are related to the completion of their work.
If these bonds do not exist, or remain quite weak, what is needed is the construction of a genuine dialogue between the majority society and minorities over what constitutes just relations, through which difference can be recognized.
At the heart of the IntensiVE tool suite are (logic) program queries and the model of intensional views and relations, through which regularities are expressed.
This definition has two critical dimensions at its core: the kinds of social relations through which power works and the specificity of social relations through which effects on actors' capacities are produced thus the taxonomy of power shown in Fig. 1.
But he suggests that seeing God's face at once directs those human beings who pursue knowledge of the "All" back into the domain of human faces, into that nexus of interpersonal relations through which the redemptive unity of the All is to be achieved in actuality.
Hence, unlike syntactic dependencies and predicate argument relations through which we can identify 'intra-sentential' temporal relations, discourse relations can potentially be exploited to discover both 'inter-sentential' and 'intra-sentential' temporal relations.
A relation for which it is true is called a symmetrical relation (example: "is parallel to").
