The phrase "create new relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of forming connections or bonds with others, whether in a personal, professional, or social context.
Example: "Attending networking events can help you create new relationships that may benefit your career."
Alternatives: "forge new connections" or "establish new bonds."
"They need to do much, much more and they've got to create new relationships with advertisers more quickly".
Alexander said: "The publishing side's work... has enabled EMI to create new relationships with brands and businesses that seek to put music at the heart of their products.
Chunky Move: Mortal Engine Edinburgh Playhouse Rosas: Steve Reich Evening Edinburgh Festival Theatre Two highly challenging dance works at the Edinburgh International Festival last week looked in some ways quite similar - throbbing, minimal music, small groups of contemporary dancers trying to create new relationships between sound and movement - but they had diametrically different impacts.
It also makes it clear that there are opportunities for research and design of systems that create new relationships between the body and space.
CEO Jeb Terry (a former Fox Sports executive, and before that a former offensive lineman for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) said the goal is to connect pro sports and pro athletes with the technology, and to "create new means of access and really empower the fans to celebrate their fandom, to show off who they're fans of and create new relationships".
But what are you really doing to create new relationships?
Britain's plans to create new relationship with the European Union could be coordinated with far-reaching EU treaty changes to create an integrated eurozone, the controversial reforming French economics minister has said.
Putting the user first These transformations imposed by technology will probably make the library change its activity in the community following three basic principles: preserving the existing collection, organising and easing the access to new sources of information in electronic/digital format, and creating new relationships and environments in our buildings.
The social networking aspect is creating new relationships, whilst the always on nature means that you often hear about big news stories first on Twitter.
In its human aspect atonement occurs through an interpretive act that creates new relationships among the members, including the traitor, together with a new understanding and fresh embracing of their unifying cause.
