The phrase "a special relation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or significant connection between two entities, such as people, organizations, or concepts.
Example: "She has a special relation with her mentor, which has greatly influenced her career."
Alternatives: "a unique connection with" or "a significant bond with".
Not only that, if a doctor has any special relation with a company, we can identify that by seeing most of the products of that company in the prescription and can form our strategy to [make them switch their preference]." - MR "… by monitoring prescriptions, we can identify prescribing habits of a doctor.
Some of the farmers stated: 'transhumant herders are our enemy, we don't really want to have any special relation with them, even when they are passing, we have ordered our wives to never interact with them, not even give them water'.
Interaction at a particular level involves only the presence of a trait at that level with a special relation to genic or genotypic expected success that is not reducible to interactions at a lower level.
"While I would never watch one of my films again, just out of the blue for no reason, the reunion aspect is kind of fun in that my special relation with these films is usually the casts," Mr. Linklater said.
This is a formula for less special relations with Britain.Mr Cameron is more relaxed about this shift than his recent predecessors.
"This is not a complicated deal, and that's why Hillary's opponent can raise a double-ton of money, besides being mayor and having special relations with a lot of those people who have it in New York," Mr. Clinton said.
Iran is aware that the Trump administration will bring new pressures, but also through the Russian eagerness to have special relations with the new U.S. administration and even forge a grand bargain with Washington.
The Arab states, especially the Palestinians, know that Israel enjoys special relations with the United States and they view that, in a way, also to their advantage, being that only the United States can exact the concessions needed from Israel to reach a peace agreement.
