The phrase "and in the relations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing connections or interactions between entities, such as people, organizations, or concepts.
Example: "The study focuses on the impact of communication styles and in the relations between team members."
Alternatives: "and in the connections" or "and in the interactions".
It would inaugurate a new era in the American judicial system and in the relations of the national and state governments.
Its outlines can dimly be seen in the opaque financial dealings around what is now called the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, and in the relations between both Clintons and their donors and friends with money.
That will require a transformation of corporate governance more broadly, both in the boardroom and in the relations between senior executives, directors and the institutional shareholders who increasingly dominate the ownership of companies.
"The abduction is politically motivated and designed to aggravate the tensions in the region and in the relations between Russia and Chechnya when a new Russian Government is taking over," said Islam Khalimov, a Chechen official speaking to the Russian news agency Interfax.
In (32) and in the relations that follow, we consider the iteration of order r.
Locke clearly thinks one can find the state of nature in his time at least in the "inland, vacant places of America" (Second Treatise V. 36) and in the relations between different peoples.
And if this is true, it signals a grand and maybe melancholy shift in the nature of art, and in the relation of art to society.
The role of genes and environment in the relation between self-regulation and adjustment is unclear.
Our policy is embodied in three communiques and in the Taiwan Relations Act.
Taking the sup in the relation (7) and max sup in the relation (8) and adding the resulting expressions we end up with.
Do objects stand in relations because the objects and the relations they stand in are parts of facts?
