The phrase "and characterized in relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is defined or described in connection to another concept or entity.
Example: "The phenomenon is complex and characterized in relation to its impact on social behavior."
Alternatives: "and defined in relation" or "and described in relation".
These 2 groups were subclassified, depending on the coexistence of ulcer or the degree of submucosal invasion, and were characterized in relation to clinicopathologic factors and 5-year prognosis.
Five types of batteries from different brands and models were selected and their components were characterized in relation to their elemental chemical composition and main phase.
The localization and extent of both areas (hOc3d and hOc4d) can be characterized in relation to the three occipital sulci POS, SOS, and TOS.
Two fractions of sugarcane, namely bagasse and straw (or trash), were characterized in relation to their chemical composition.
This allows reasonable bounds of inference to be characterized in relation to possible genotype-related missingness.
In most cases genes are interpreted individually, and a gene ranked below the significance threshold will not be measured or experimentally characterized in relation to the disease or to genes that passed the threshold unless strong evidence is obtained from additional association studies.
Main families of n-alkane within the profile were characterized in relation to the number of carbon atoms using a series of commercial n-alkanes from C7 to C22 carbons atoms.
Other miRNAs were characterized in relation to specific tumor types.
Factors other than dietary intake have been less characterized in relation with tissue lipid composition.
Moreover, the precise role of SOCS3 in regulating migration-associated cytoskeleton proteins downstream of PYK2 has not been characterized in relation to lung cancer metastasis.
