The phrase "close personal relations" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can refer to the relationships between people who are emotionally connected, such as family members or close friends. Example: "She valued her close personal relations above all else, making sure to maintain strong bonds with her parents and siblings."
I don't have close personal relations with Obama, but I think he's a good and courageous person and for sure he would save me.
3. My close personal relations with other (far worse) criminals can help you whenever you have to deal with a nasty Neighbor".
PAGE A14 Bush's Birds of a Feather Close personal relations among four of the president's most hawkish advisers, Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld and their chief aides, magnify their influence.
But the G.M.-Suzuki alliance is characterized by unusually close personal relations between the two chairmen, who have known each other since G.M. and Suzuki first entered into an alliance in 1981.
Analyzing a sample of 942 children in 42 school classes, we show that pyramiding, a search process based on personal references from user to user, is significantly more efficient in identifying rare individuals than screening, even though many references are not based on close personal relations.
The show and its catalog were produced in about a year, benefiting from close personal relations between top officials at both institutions, according to José Pedro Pérez-Llorca, the chairman of the board for the Prado, where Mr. de Montebello is an honorary board member.
The official notice says: She has close personal and financial relations with Rami Makhlouf, cousin of president Bashar Al-Assad and principal financer of the regime … as such, associated with the Syrian regime, and benefiting from it.
As I will spell out below, to gain support, the tenets of opening have appealed to the collective memory of the public as Turkey being a ‛charitable' polity with close personal and historical relations with the Syrian nation.
His early training in that Department was under the veteran Gibson, with whom he long maintained the closest official and personal relations, and many of whose genial and popular traits of character he loved to reproduce.
She wrote about the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space from its early days, and her personal relations were so close with committee members that during the Cold War years she was one of the very few people who was able to entertain delegates from both the United Sates and the former Soviet Union at the same occasion.
Conclusions: Money does not necessarily undermine personal relations; it can strengthen close relationships and create new ones.
