"address relations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the action of actively managing or dealing with relationships between individuals, groups, or organizations. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in business, politics, or personal relationships. Example: As part of his new role as manager, John will be responsible for addressing relations between the company and its clients, ensuring effective communication and maintaining positive partnerships.
Anna Ostoya's montages address relations between men and women, and the art worlds of Eastern Europe and the United States.
All nine artists — their birthdates range from 1953 to 1982 and only two still live in Tibet — address relations between traditional craftsmanship and modern ideas about creating art.
While these writers address relations between the neural and the cognitive sciences of memory, there has been less work on cognitive psychology's relations 'upwards ', with the developmental, personality, or social psychology of memory.
More research is needed to address relations between metals and BP among larger, more diverse prospective cohorts.
In the two decades since the ICPD conference, the global health field has made tremendous strides in how to address relations of gender inequality and masculinities to improve health.
To address relation between the total rCBF in non-cerebellar regions of the brain and whole-brain graph theoretical metrics, we tested for such correlations in each group.
It also addressed relations between Euric's Roman and Visigothic subjects.
In a rare speech specifically addressing relations with Beijing, Mr. Leung said Thursday that he hoped to improve relations by emphasizing better communications between Hong Kong and the mainland.
This essay addresses relations between science and Chinese philosophy in several ways.
Mr Putin, addressing relations between the UK and Russia, said that bilateral trade and wider co-operation were increasing, and London and Moscow would be collaborating to develop "promising" energy projects.
There, addressing relations between the British and the Indians a topic he would tackle repeatedly over the next two years—Tagore spoke of a "dark chasm of aloofness".
