The phrase "abiding relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a long-lasting, enduring connection between individuals or entities.
Example: "Their abiding relationship has weathered many challenges over the years, proving the strength of their bond."
Alternatives: "lasting relationship" or "enduring relationship".
Others have a more abiding relationship with their adoptive home.
Her abiding relationship with The Dinner Party is, for her, simply another aspect of its legacy.
A first theme of this article is the abiding relationship between the café and conversation.
Loving Israel is not an affair; it is a deep and abiding relationship.
As often happens with Pamuk, this (confused) love story, which revolves around a stash of ambiguous love letters, is sometimes outshone by a more abiding relationship with Istanbul itself -- previous books such as "The Museum of Innocence," his memoirs, "Istanbul" and "The Black Book" all revolve around Pamuk's central nexus of inspiration.
According to Reiner, the show points out that "...if there is one thing the females of the species have in common, it's a deep and abiding love/hate relationship with their wardrobe...this wonderfully witty show illustrates, what one wears to the party is sometimes more memorable than the party itself".
However, in my experience, women's friendships can be some the most abiding and intimate relationships they will ever forge.
What united his diverse output was an abiding concern with the relationship between feeling and thought.
Mr. Buechele still has the napkin where a friend sketched out what became the abiding structure of their relationship: man, woman and God.
maintain a personal relationship while abiding by the highest professional and ethical standards.
This week, the case of John Dale, who served 20 years in the military but whose return to civilian life was beset by mental health problems, drinking, relationship difficulties and abiding guilt about his time in the forces, was reported in this paper.
