The phrase "and this relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a connection or association that has been previously mentioned or is being discussed in the context.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of understanding the variables involved, and this relation can significantly impact the results."
Alternatives: "and this connection" or "and this association".
Green's function for problems with additional conditions is related with Green's function of a similar problem, and this relation is expressed by formulae (5.26).
There is a single study reporting higher serum OPG levels in SLE patients, and this relation is even greater in patients with antiphospholipid syndrome, as OPG levels were related to the presence of antiphospholipid antibodies [ 21].
"But you have to realize that we have a very special relationship with the United States, and this relation always will be in our consideration in any decision".
An inverse relationship between the density and the water absorption ratio is observed in RCA concretes and this relation is more significant in higher amounts of RCA contents.
We find that D&O insurance premiums for New York firms are associated with higher incidences of future litigation, and this relation is driven entirely by non-meritorious (dismissed) cases.
When iprop_enable is true, this relation is required in the replica KDC configuration file, and this relation or iprop_listen is required in the master configuration file, as there is no default port number.
The findings of this study contribute to an emergent stream of research that looks at migration and marital dissolution and how this relation may affect children.
Results of this analysis indicate that BMI and depression are associated and that this relation is gender dependent which is supported by some other studies [ 36, 37].
After accounting for the effects of age, gender, and family life events other than violence, support from family buffered the relations between exposure to violence and adjustment; this relation was strongest for girls and younger adolescents.
This article develops and expands on Graham's philosophical interpretation and emphasizes this relation to Hui Shi rather than to Laozi.
These hypotheses are not implemented under the current framework; instead, the study simply claims that endogenous variables do have a long-run relation and that this relation can be reconciled with both the endogenous and the exogenous models used.
