The phrase "as a whole in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the entirety of something in connection with another aspect or element.
Example: "When analyzing the company's performance, we must consider its operations as a whole in relation to market trends."
Alternatives: "in its entirety concerning" or "overall in connection with".
However, by including different levels within a university, a fair representation of the university as a whole in relation to HPSR + A was obtained.
The cohort has been shown to be representative of Sweden as a whole in relation to demographics, socio-economic status and health complaints [ 14] and also representative of Scandinavian young people in relation to self-reported mental health symptoms [ 15].
Not only should content match with components, but the focus should be on the assessment programme as a whole in relation to the overarching structure (e.g. the educational curriculum) and the purpose.
It left me with the difficult decision as to how I should treat the competition as a whole, especially in relation to the fiercely contested annual honours list.
But the overriding impression again, as with the recording, was how square the Western Classical style as a whole sounds in relation to the real (if sometimes Westernized) Turkish music, free and sinuous.
Hand's view that literary works should be judged as a whole and in relation to their intended readership is now accepted in American law.
These principles are true of Christianity as a whole, in its relation to Judaism.
Those possibilities include (1) study of changes in the way disability and difference are defined and understood, (2) changes in thinking about disability identity in relation to society as a whole as well as in relation to disability movements, and (3) changes in the ways that people think about and develop supportive communities.
The text was read as a whole and interpreted in relation to relevant theories of ethics and results from previous investigations into ethical dilemmas in surgery [ 35].
They stated that, "It is clear that low-frequency sound will set the whole T-P complex in vibration, and the stapes will then act as an otolith vibrating in relation to the periotic bone and the cochlear capsule.
Previous investigators have looked at Se levels in whole blood in relation to hyperthyroidism [ 13].
