The phrase "a relation to one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing connections or associations between entities, particularly in mathematical or philosophical contexts.
Example: "In this study, we explore a relation to one that highlights the interconnectedness of individual choices and collective outcomes."
Alternatives: "a connection to one" or "an association with one".
That formed part of the performance management issues: collating information, recording data, working on iPads, and then coming back with a strategy and a plan in relation to one of the games, so it was quite comprehensive".
(C5) and chimes with the long-established literature on how caring for others can be a risk factor in relation to one's one health [ 39, 40].
Monozygotic twins experienced an epigenetic drift in relation to one another with advancing age, time shared together, and behavioral factors such as smoking [ 11].
All three final products of the wet shaking table had a content higher than 90% in relation to one of the metals, wherein a Cu concentrate product was obtained with a Cu content of 96%, and 78% of Cu recovery and 2% of Al recovery.
Earlier this week, a version of the tracklist leaked online, but the only differences were where a few songs stood in relation to one another.
Conversely, the outpatient group might have benefitted from the possibility of a stable and continuing attachment relation to one therapist during the entire treatment period, and thereby achieved faster improvement in psychosocial adaption.
Thus, given that the perception of an object's size in relation to one's own body is especially important when one is planning to interact with that object, it is reasonable to think that the own-body-size effect on object size perception is stronger in peri-personal space.
Mill's view is that one has as a matter of fact this special relation to one's own body; it largely determines one's identity as a person.
They noted that their study looked at how attractive a man-woman couple is in relation to one another -- not in absolute terms for other people.
