The phrase "augmenting relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the enhancement or improvement of interpersonal or professional connections.
Example: "The workshop focused on augmenting relationships between team members to foster better collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "enhancing relationships" or "improving relationships".
As a kid in suburban Chicago, Mr Ozzie was already soldering all sorts of dangerous circuits together in a guest bedroom, but it was at college in the 1970s that he discovered his passion, which was, as he once put it, "to augment relationships" among human beings through technology.
Blinkx says that the specific assets acquired in the transaction will enable the company to add incremental audience and augment its relationships with advertisers, publishers and content providers.
Augmented homogenization relationships based on a viscoplastic Taylor-like approach are introduced along with a new function, the grain size and orientation distribution function (GSODF).
The database is augmented with relationships directly from NCBI EntrezGene and Affymetrix.
Second, embedded in the flux data is information on the various layers regulatory processes active in the cell, which can be used to augment connectivity relationships defined by stoichiometry.
In SStep, however, genomic relationships are augmented by pedigree relationships between genotyped and un-genotyped animals for a more accurate modeling of individual relationships, especially when only a subset of the population is genotyped (Legarra et al. 2009).
In this situation, it would be logical to improve the renal oxygen supply/demand relationship by augmenting renal DO2 and/or reducing renal VO2, i. e., to improve renal oxygenation.
Additionally, it enabled the genomes to be analyzed from the perspective of gene distribution, augmenting existing knowledge of phage relationships.
An all-against-all 3-D neighboring relationship (known as "Similar Conformers") [24] is pre-computed to help users to locate related data in the archive, augmenting the complementary "Similar Compounds" relationship, based on 2-D similarity of the PubChem subgraph binary fingerprint [26].
