The phrase "enclosed relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a relationship that consists of two people who are very close, yet shielded from the outside world. For example, "Their enclosed relationship provided them with solace and security from the outside world."
The surface area, a, can be expressed in terms of the variable volume v that it encloses by the relationship: a = (π d/2) + 4 v/d, where d is the constant diameter.
Still, the core of his concept, the charged relationship between the enclosed arena and the street, remained intact.
For nearly all Control elements, a ControlType is assigned describing the relationship between the enclosed elements (i.e. activating, inhibiting).
A step-wise increase in the P-value cut off caused the clusters A1, Ch, F1, F2, and M to merge in a supercluster (data not shown), suggesting a close relationship of the enclosed sequences.
Additional signals are also exchanged between the perichondrium and the enclosed cartilage, indicative of a mutually-dependent relationship between these two structures.
The key to the project is the relationship between two exterior spaces, one enclosed by walls, the second given scale by the crane.
The functional relationship between gap thickness and radius, enclosed angle and fiber preform stiffness is derived by simple mechanics.
The irregular mitochondrial shape, gradual disassembly of mitochondrial cristae and condensation of the remaining components into an electron-dense region enclosed by a single membrane indicates a morphogenetic relationship with peroxisomes.
In general, the relationship between gas concentration and time within the enclosed space was linear; as such, the slope (S) of the linear regression between gas concentration and time was used to represent ΔC/Δt (ppm · min−1).
