"ease the relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to improving a strained or difficult relationship between two people or groups. For example: "John and Mary are trying to ease the relationship between them after their fight last week."
To ease the relationship, the visit is very normal and necessary.
Although the Philippines has one of the strongest claims against China, winning an international tribunal in July, Duterte has tried to ease the relationship with Beijing.
To ease the relationship between the production company and the neighborhood, the company joined the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce and gives Friday barbecue lunches for members of the community.
Profile; £15 How the writings of the first American woman to win the Nobel prize for literature helped ease the tortured relationship between the West and China in the early part of the 20th century, by the author of an acclaimed life of Henri Matisse.A History of the World in 100 Objects.
Iran's intelligence chief has made a rare visit to Saudi Arabia, where on Monday he met the Saudi crown prince in an attempt to ease the strained relationship between Tehran and Riyadh, particularly after a suspected plot by the Iranian government to murder the Saudi ambassador in Washington.
Combining with FNTSM and DOB, an adaptive law and a compensated parameter are adopted to ease the coupling relationship between the convergence rate of sliding variable and initial parameters design.
No other initiative has more near-term potential to ease the NATO-Russian relationship out of its petulant, impacted state, while giving a positive jolt to the revived but tentative and unfocused interest in an improved and more inclusive European security system, than missile-defense cooperation.
Once you're ready to move forward with the person, then you can slowly ease into the relationship.
His incarceration has added to the list of obstacles in easing the antagonistic relationship between the United States and North Korea, which have technically remained in a state of war since the armistice that halted the Korean War 60 years ago.
Mark and Heather are still living at Walter Reed, hoping Mark's new hormone treatments will help ease the strain in their relationship.
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