The phrase "create relations" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It generally refers to the act of forming connections or establishing relationships between people, groups, or things. Example: The new manager's first task was to create relations with the company's stakeholders and partners.
The second approach is to use the theoretical concepts behind good design to create relations.
So when the block's new association met, it set a goal: "to create relations with the veterans so they feel comfortable with the new people".
Ortega goes on to study how the interior spaces that Matos Paoli experiences enrich his poetry and create relations between him and the great poets like Darío and Vallejo.
The Mayans often performed ritual offerings, as well as sacrifices in scale from symbolic to human sacrifices for a range of reasons such as to appeal to the Gods; to send the victim to Xibalba (the spirit world) with a message or request; to make the sun rise and the growing seasons to come; as a blood debt or acknowledgment to the creators; or to create relations with a particular deity.
For rapid relation annotation, we have incorporated a relation copy annotator into WebAnno where relation suggestions are provided (at the lower pane in Fig. 1) as soon as annotators create relation annotations (in the upper pane in Fig. 1).
The proposed web-based application offers a way of storing the knowledge, related to such installations and creates relations that can be easily classified.
Albrechstlund proposes a concept of "sharing yourself", which is related to the way constructed identity is participating in social networks creating relations with others [79].
"The people here created relations with the German soldiers, and so we speak about all their life, but also about the resistance, the patriots, the people that chose to react".
After having established the emerging theories and created relations among them, we reached the findings presented in this article.
The objects are positioned relatively to one another creating relations that, although qualitative, improve the environment legibility and navigability even after rotational motions take place.
Finally, utang na loob reciprocity not only creates relations between different groups or bridges social classes but also serves to redistribute resources (Hollnsteiner 1973: 87).
