"build bonds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of forming relationships, for example, "It is important for a successful team to build strong bonds between members."
Noise squabbles could even be said to build bonds between neighbors in apartment buildings; they teach us to respect each other's rights.
Together, you'll learn, grow, and build bonds that last.
Clay Struve of Chicago, who loved living in his fraternity, gives MIT $99,000 to help others build bonds.
Through their diversity of ideas and backgrounds and shared experiences at Haas, they build bonds that will last a lifetime.
It has improved punctuality and attendance and helped build bonds between the parents and the school, he says.
"We wanted to explore whether there was something special about singing as a bonding behaviour or whether any group activity would build bonds between members".
You also built bonds and friendships that you will have for the rest of your lives.
There is a comforting mythology about tragedy, in which grief brings strength to survivors and builds bonds among neighbors.
7. Real conversation without interruption builds bonds because it fosters connections.
"After yesterday, you could tell from people's eyes that we have built bonds that will last.
Addams recognized that bringing people together in civic projects accelerated integration and built bonds with Americans who were already living here.
