The phrase "any such relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to relationships that have been previously mentioned or are implied in the context.
Example: "The study aims to explore any such relationships that may exist between social media usage and mental health."
Alternatives: "any similar connections" or "any related associations".
Those who can claim to have any such relationships are exempt from the order.
However, when interest lies in investigating whether patient characteristics are related to treatment, IPD analysis will generally be necessary to discover any such relationships.
This study investigates the relationships between benthic macrofauna and biogeochemical properties of sediments within and among different habitats in multiple mangrove forests in a temperate estuary, in order to address the generality of any such relationships.
What effect, if any, such relationships have on the outcome of clinical studies is difficult to evaluate, said Dr. Mildred Cho, a bioethicist at Stanford University who has studied conflict-of-interest policies at the 100 largest research institutions in the country.
Although the interaction effects must be tended to in valuation studies, it is not self-evident that there are any such relationships between mean utilities from two countries.
Any such relationships are, however, likely to be extremely complex and involve additional genetic (or epigenetic) mechanisms [ 45]; their detection may depend on the development and application of new analytical technologies (review: [ 47]).
But in the room, any such relationship seemed forgotten.
And there are two sides (at least) to any such relationship.
If Mr Krugman knows of any such relationship, I'm sure Mr Brooks is all ears.
"There were people who felt the university was morally culpable for not saying no to any such relationship.
But a number of Alliance officials in Brussels said yesterday that they were unaware of any such relationship.
