The phrase "any dispute in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to disagreements or conflicts regarding a specific subject or matter.
Example: "Any dispute in relation to the terms of the contract shall be resolved through arbitration."
Alternatives: "any disagreement concerning" or "any conflict regarding".
The company said it had been hit by cost overruns on a contract to provide NHS England's primary care support services, penalties and extra costs related to the Transport for London congestion charge contract and contractual disputes in relation to its mortgage servicing deal with the Co-operative Bank.
The customer's dispute was in relation to a refund that we were not able to give – as it was clearly outside of the stated terms and conditions.
Netanyahu has denied any wrongdoing in relation to both investigations.
He denies any wrongdoing in relation to his daughter.
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We are asked to sustain a decree which for purposes of this case asserts as the common law of a state that there can be no 'peaceful picketing or peaceful persuasion' in relation to any dispute between an employer and a trade union unless the employer's own employees are in controversy with him.
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The Logan Act makes it a felony for any citizen "without authority of the United States," from carrying on "any correspondence or intercourse" with any foreign government with the intent to "influence the measures or conduct" of that government in relation to "any disputes or controversies with the United States, or to defeat the measures of the United States".
The Logan Act bars unauthorized citizens from contacting foreign governments "with an intent to influence its measures or conduct in relation to any disputes or controversies with the United States". If Flynn discussed sanctions with Kislyak before being sworn in as national security adviser, that could be a violation of the act.
