The phrase "amicable relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe friendly and peaceful interactions between individuals or groups.
Example: "Despite their differences, they maintained amicable relationships throughout the negotiations."
Alternatives: "friendly relations" or "cordial connections".
Johnson has always kept amicable relationships with both the academic and the commercial side of the fossil world, and he wanted to stop by the booths of friends.
Although longtime Han residents in Xinjiang generally have amicable relationships with their nine million Uighur neighbors, the continued mass migration of Hans into Uighur cities like Urumqi has intensified tensions.
Trump National confirmed that Mr. Clinton had joined that golf club (membership: $300,000), known for its spectacular 100-foot waterfall on the 13th hole, and its less than amicable relationships with its neighbors in Briarcliff Manor.
Some cats may be related or familiar with each other (which may facilitate more amicable relationships in certain instances [ 18]), but the majority are potentially unrelated and also unfamiliar.
A critical difference between Genentech and Myriad was Genentech's open and systematic cultivation of collaborative and amicable relationships with advocacy groups representing their client base in response to early conflict.
The taluka health staff felt that channelling the frustrations of the PHC staff upwards was their role much more than managing conflicts and frustrations or building amicable relationships with the elected representatives.
He has retained an amicable relationship with her.
Sara, Los Angeles Good for you for having such an amicable relationship with your former boyfriend.
Msipa's credibility as a witness is strengthened by his amicable relationship with Mugabe.
Stefano and Denise Capriati are divorced, but they have an amicable relationship.
"Extell has had an amicable relationship with the Antiques Garage, and we are delighted that it has found space nearby".
