The phrase "and relationship with a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing connections or associations with a person, group, or entity, often in a context of personal or professional interactions.
Example: "The study focuses on the impact of social media on mental health and relationship with a therapist."
Alternatives: "and connection with a" or "and association with a".
What unfolds is a painstakingly detailed account of mid-life, as Knausgaard documents his meeting and relationship with a new partner in Stockholm, their progress into marriage and parenthood, their construction of domestic space and social life, the evolution of their familial relationships and the changing politics of their own bond.
Recovering the truth about her abortion and relationship with a married man is the catalyst for the most extraordinary metamorphosis in fiction since Kafka's Gregor Samsa woke up as a giant insect.
Silvio Berlusconi had just resigned as prime minister, internationally derided for his "Bunga Bunga" sex parties and relationship with a young Moroccan, Karima El-Mahroug (known as "Ruby Heartstealer").
According to Dianne Chambless, a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, some therapists see their work as an art, a delicate and individualized process that works (or doesn't) based on a therapist's personality and relationship with a patient.
For instance, cutting-edge in-utero surgeries, along with the increased use of ultrasound, are conceivably providing a connection and relationship with a unique developing life.
Mina was banned from Italian TV and radio in 1963 because her pregnancy and relationship with a married actor did not accord with the dominant Catholic and bourgeois morals.
This program increases their connections and relationships with a unique and exceptional population; future physicians, teachers, and clinicians from Harvard.
Temporal (Dynamic) multivariate networks consist of objects and relationships with a variety of attributes, and the networks change over time.
Numbers are the signature of science; they allow us to describe patterns and relationships with a precision that words do not.
Perhaps more importantly, you build conversations and relationships with a growing network of like-minded and equally amazing people.
