The phrase "a remote relationship" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a distant or distant connection between two things or people. Example: Although they were both born in the same city, Amanda and Max had a remote relationship as they grew up in different neighborhoods and attended different schools.
A remote relationship of Indo-European to the Uralic languages is possible.
Upon review of plaintiffs' allegations of bad conduct by Microsoft relating to interoperability and the liability findings in this case, the court concludes that plaintiffs' allegations in this area bear only a remote relationship to the liability findings.
One group that came under frequent attack at the meeting here was tenured law school professors, who were criticized as having high pay, low productivity and a remote relationship with the practice of law.
There are hints that Smith, who was born in Ilford, Essex, to aspirational lower-middle-class parents but raised in Oxford, where her father worked as a university lab technician, had a remote relationship with her dour Scottish mother.
This, combined with the fact that the highest-ranking models were all beta-propeller proteins, suggests a remote relationship between the putative WD40 domain of LRRK1 to the WD40 domain of LRRK2.
Therefore, a remote relationship seems likely.
"It's a problem because he seems to have a very remote relationship with young artists".
But can a more remote relationship work?
Born in 1973, she had a "very remote relationship" with her parents, with whom she lived only from the age of eight.
He told me he'd been on the receiving end of one of the fake accounts, and that for the past two years he'd been tricked into believing he'd built up an intense, if remote, relationship with one of my closest friends—a relationship that, in his mind, involved her chasing him to another country before flying home and nearly killing herself with a drug overdose.
Switzerland has a slightly more remote relationship with the EU.
