The phrase "a strong relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the connection or association between two or more subjects, ideas, or phenomena.
Example: "There is a strong relation to the increase in temperature and the melting of polar ice caps."
Alternatives: "a close connection to" or "a significant link to".
They research whether a property's market value bears a strong relation to the loan amount, and they require down payments of at least 20percentt of the mortgage.
That is because it has recently become clear that the best games usually have a strong relation to the real world.
Dry galloping of inclined cables has been shown to have a strong relation to the critical Reynolds number.
When the temperature of the black absorber increases with/without pressure coefficient effects, the ACH increases with a strong relation to solar radiation as shown in Figure 8.
Vu-Khanh parameters, fracture energy at initiation and tearing modulus, show a strong relation to the average rubber particle size and the deformed zone size.
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.
Understandably pain related functional impairment should have a stronger relation to lower quality of life.
They then combine proxy temperatures from several sites to infer an average global or regional temperature, giving some proxies more weight because they show a stronger relation to temperature.
Some studies have suggested that WC, either alone or in combination with BMI, may have a stronger relation to some health outcomes than BMI alone [ 52].
With only one exception, model B showed a stronger relation to conventional assessment than did model A. With increasing time, the correlation between the global items decreased less than did the correlation between the respective single items.
Art, he said, had to have a "very strong relation to the facts of life", and he sympathised with the struggles for civil rights, prisoners' rights, the women's movement and labour rights.
