The phrase "autonomous in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of independence or self-governance concerning a particular subject or context.
Example: "The organization aims to be autonomous in relation to its funding sources to ensure unbiased decision-making."
Alternatives: "independent regarding" or "self-governing in terms of".
A recent paper has identified adducin as a component of a complex that triggers non-cell autonomous neurodegeneration, particularly in relation to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Gallardo et al., 2014).
In all three countries the informed and autonomous choice of women in relation to DSS is enshrined in policy and practice guidelines.
An analysis according to the type of learning strategies showed that, in relation to autonomous learning strategies, 80.6% of women frequently used the strategy of trying and testing while doing other things they liked.
It is not only a question of how the driver/passenger behaves in relation to the autonomous vehicle, but also how other road users react.
And if a doctor can make this judgment in relation to an autonomous patient, a doctor can, logically, make it in relation to an incompetent patient.
The analysis indicated that autonomous procurement organisations were more efficient in relation to payments to suppliers, had relatively lower drug procurement prices and managed their inventory more scientifically.
Forget his monumental Corten steel sculptures and see how the American artist (born 1939) has used two-dimensionality for 40 years, both in relation to his sculpture and to create autonomous works.
Bhutan's population still faces many challenges, in particular in relation to the development of robust private sector to support an autonomous economy.
As the other arts have become nonrepresentational, thus attaining autonomy and formal independence in relation to external reality, drawing is more than ever considered an autonomous work of art, independent of the other arts.
The aim of the tests are to assess the main functionality of the navigation, guidance and control system of the vehicle in relation to basic navigation tasks, both in supervised and in fully autonomous mode.
