"also in relation" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to link two similar items or ideas. For example: "He made a promise to his friend, and also in relation to his other obligations, he was determined to fulfill it."
There were examples of disagreements over care, particularly related to safety concerns, and also in relation to which service is responsible.
When people speak, their mouths move not just to form words but also in relation to what was and will be expressed.
It is therefore of interest not only from the point of view of stellar statistics but also in relation to galactic dynamics.
An operation in 2008 against a Russian gang led to the imprisonment of 13 people, also in relation to money laundering charges.
"Mark's work is significant," she said, "because it defines art practice in relation to himself and his history, and also in relation to aesthetics".
Water, sanitation and hygiene are critical to efforts to meet the millennium development goals, especially on health and child mortality but also in relation to education, gender and other targets.
Also in relation to this division, we note the new sugar hub at Immingham, which will help enable cost effective imports of sugar, is due to be commissioned in January.
This was its ontological destiny, not just as an art-historical curiosity (a dubious fate in any case) but also in relation to the demolished dwelling whose space it occupied.
They are particularly relevant as may occur in elderly (osteoporotic) subjects, but also in relation to epiphyseal prostheses.
Hence, future research should be directed toward investigating TPO-Abs in larger BD samples, also in relation to clinical features.
Tensions arise not only from the introduction of research activities but also in relation to the third mission.
