The phrase "alter relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to changing an existing relationship between two people, or two groups. For example: "The two countries decided to alter their relationship and begin trading with each other."
In a test case that could alter relationships between many organisations and their staff, the trustees of a Catholic diocese are denying responsibility for crimes allegedly committed by a priest in a children's home.
Mr Cameron has said steps to closer economic integration in the eurozone stemming from the euro crisis will necessarily alter relationships within the EU.
Told from the alternating viewpoints of Henry, Daisy, and Henry's wife, The Heart of Henry Quantum shows how the events of a single day can alter relationships and entire lives.
A decline would obviously affect productivity; it also can alter relationships.
Does consent for contact alter relationships between clinicians and patients?
Such characteristics may confound or alter relationships between physician characteristics and prescribing behaviour.
A composite EPI indicator therefore adds greater variability and information to the outcome in a way that does not fundamentally alter relationships between individual vaccinations and HRH densities.
Our analyses were focused on risk factor associations with mortality, and it is highly unlikely that referral bias could sufficiently alter relationships between risk factors and mortality.
The hugs still loom as the most enduring symbol of the altered relationship.
A large part of the design's success stems from the altered relationship between the pedestrian and the structures that frame the square.
Nevertheless, some patients continue to have severe pain, sleep disturbances, and altered relationship with their spouse or NoK 12 months after surgery.
