The phrase "and relation to the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to express a connection or association between two subjects, but the phrasing is awkward and incomplete.
Example: "In relation to the recent changes in policy, we need to adjust our strategies."
Alternatives: "in connection with" or "regarding".
Each dancer has his or her own speed, attack and relation to the audience.
Thus, multiple perforators, their source, course and relation to the underlying skeleton and nearby wounds can be immediately identified.
Their origin and relation to the stone facies have been thoroughly investigated in the past three decades.
Perhaps causation in intrinsically symmetric, but some feature of our psychological constitution and relation to the world makes causation appear asymmetric.
The way in which we receive information and data about our interaction and relation to the built environment is largely fed to us through systematized, sensor based statistics.
To investigate how the determinants vary across different industries, organisation sizes, and relation to the cloud, the data was analysed, based on these indicators.
Today that class is the precariat, with its distinctive relations of production, relations of distribution and relations to the state.
Other textual theories address the authorship, dating and relations to the two canonical Daoist texts to the later "religious" texts mentioned above.
On the other hand, the individual – the 'urban actor' – filters this environment with her personal, varying perceptions and relations to the surrounding context in specific moments.
The American "I" stands alone where the Vietnamese "I" is always a familial limitation, the speaker is bound by his ranking and relations to the listener.
And things will get worse, not better, until we all recognize the centrality of gender roles and relations to the kind of society we live in.
