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The phrase "are presented in relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain items, concepts, or data are connected or compared to one another.
Example: "The results of the study are presented in relation to previous research findings to highlight the advancements made in the field."
Alternatives: "are shown in connection" or "are displayed in context".
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The resulting students' suggestions and opinions are presented in relation to each theme and in a third section relating to both themes.
The results are presented in relation to each of the specific objectives mentioned above.
Both thermodynamic and kinetic data are presented in relation to the materials composition.
Three years of experimental program are presented in relation with the use of Internet as a fruitful learning environment.
Here these results are presented in relation to the types of memory affected by NPY and its receptors.
The results of the tests are presented in relation to results obtained by other researchers, available in the literature.
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In this article a high-fidelity aircraft benchmark, developed by Airbus for advanced flight control related studies, is presented in relation to its evolution towards advanced fault diagnosis within a European 7th Framework Program project entitled "Advanced Fault Diagnosis for Sustainable Flight Guidance and Control (ADDSAFE)".
This argument is presented in relation to the evaluation of the insurance premium and the collateral related to the designed project of an euro-insurance-bond.
The first set of examples is presented in relation to the feedback topology.
Finally, the life cycle of the FCs is presented in relation with their confining meso-structures.
A discussion is presented in relation to the classical models of agglomeration in turbulent flows.
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