The phrase "a true relationship between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the authenticity or genuineness of a connection or interaction between two or more entities.
Example: "The study aims to explore a true relationship between emotional intelligence and leadership effectiveness."
Alternatives: "an authentic connection between" or "a genuine bond between".
This may be a reflection of optimism bias (Meyer 2014), but it also may be the manifestation of a true relationship between awareness of market needs and the firm's ability to meet these needs through changes in their marketing mix.
In order to not deal with the changing nature of creating a true relationship between our selves and the people we love, people often over commit to rigid boundaries or under commit to any boundaries at all.
Modern technology has made it possible to build a true relationship between the driver and an intelligent vehicle, with the two working as teammates with a common goal of safe driving.
"A true relationship between friends is based on sincerity, candor and frankness, rather than mere courtesy," the prince told reporters, alluding to what was apparently a strained exchange between the two diplomats.
Whether there is a true relationship between obesity and sepsis-induced morbidity and mortality remains unclear [ 10, 11].
Results from a single institution often fail to identify a true relationship between outcome and risk factors because of the small sample size and short follow-up period.
To improve the reliability of a true relationship, we provided evidence that CagA expression in the tumor cells may be a useful marker to distinguish a true from a spurious causative relationship between HP infection and lymphomagenesis of gastric 'pure' DLBCL.
The fact that all but one of the studies used the highest category or quantile as the reference category suggests an a priori assumption that the true relationship between 25OHD and all-cause mortality is inverse; however, such a pattern is not seen consistently across the studies.
Consequently, the high CV may be playing a role in the true relationship between ADP and HW.
Given the true relationship between a set of individuals, a claimed relationship between the same individuals, and a set of genetic markers, we compute the power of exclusion, i.e., the probability that the genotypes will be incompatible with the claimed relationship.
The results suggest that for data coming from a population in which the true relationship between the outcome and the covariate is not in a simple form (e.g., containing a higher order term), the robust Poisson model consistently outperforms the log-binomial model even when the level of contamination is low (e.g., 2%).
