The phrase "a strong relation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the connection or association between two or more entities, concepts, or phenomena.
Example: "There is a strong relation of trust between the team members, which enhances collaboration and productivity."
Alternatives: "a strong connection between" or "a significant relationship of".
The presence of a sodium tail superimposed on the dust tail suggests a strong relation of sodium with the dust emitted by the nucleus.
Together, these findings indicate a strong relation of hippocampal neurogenesis with increased hippocampal activity and cognitive performance.
In a previous analysis we demonstrated a strong relation of renal blood flow with GFR in HFREF patients [ 9].
Importantly, the adjusted analyses revealed a strong relation of low homoarginine with the risk of death due to heart failure.
There are conflicting data, albeit from smaller studies with different methods, suggesting no relation of BMLs to pain [ 6, 7]; however, the balance of data would support a strong relation of BMLs to pain.
This event was first reported in 1991 simultaneously by two different research groups [ 8, 9], independently demonstrating a strong relation of this mutation to a dietary exposure of AFB1.
The high correlation coefficient value of more than 0.9636 indicates that the loss in mass has a strong relation to the ratio of the dynamic modulus of elasticity before and after F T cycles.
This might have a strong relation to the pathophysiology of the MPS and could also be useful when treating the condition.
By using temporal causal relations from those domains as a main vehicle and structure for network models, the obtained network models get a strong relation to the large body of empirically founded knowledge from the Neurosciences and Social Sciences.
The observation that optimal states activate fewer reactions than non-optimal ones bears a strong relation to the rescuing effect of targeted reaction knockouts.
Understandably pain related functional impairment should have a stronger relation to lower quality of life.
