The phrase "creating ties" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the forming of relationships or connections between people or groups. For example, "The organization focuses on creating ties between communities in need of resources."
We're more interested in creating ties than in cutting them.
In some cases attempts were made to justify circumvention by creating ties to film studies departments.
The weaker heterogeneous form involves creating ties between previously unrelated groups.
The extent to which surrender of property to a lord as a fief limited control and rights over the property has been investigated, as has the importance of such acts in creating ties between family groups that could be repeatedly renewed.
He is chief of the world's largest economy, visiting Australia's smallest; the leader of the world's most populous country visiting this country's least populated state; leader of a communist state Politburo creating ties with a Liberal premier governing Australia's most compact parliament.
"Group membership is very important in creating ties to people outside the family," Smith-Lovin said.
He is being paid to consult with licensors creating tie-in merchandise and to write text for a video game based on the series.
Other institutions have been slower to create ties to local business.
Neighbourhood business that create ties between residents are replaced by businesses that only focus on tourists.
It's about the reciprocal activity that creates ties between people, with one gift leading to another gift and then a relationship.
If Mr. Hollande wins, Mr. Breton said, "everything depends on his partners and his ability to create ties with other countries".
