The phrase "enter a relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the process of two people beginning a romantic or intimate relationship. For example: After months of getting to know each other, the couple decided to enter a relationship.
You are about to enter a relationship that will last between 60 and 80 months.
You enter a relationship like a lady, and you exit like a lady.
If the marriage as described seems somewhat formal, that may be because Trillin, now 71, came of age at a time predating the supposition that a man will enter a relationship armed with the daggers and consolations of psychological insight.
One of Megan's friends, Casie Barnes, 15, who lives a few doors away from her family in Eastbourne, said she would never have imagined that Megan would enter a relationship with Mr Forrest.
It sticks to its victims; Brandon's still a predator, telling Dawn, "You look good," as he glances at her chest, and taking her for a ride that will turn romantic even as Dawn, finding love in her lonely life, is about to enter a relationship from hell.
Once an institution and an actuator enter a relationship, the contractual incompleteness may have little consequence if the two can break the relationship with ease when an unspecified contingency is encountered and negotiations fail.
He enters a relationship with a quadriplegic, but it turns out that she is using him for his motor skills.
Richardson argues that Bacon's art went rapidly downhill when, after Dyer's death, he entered a relationship with John Edwards, which was "seemingly free of sadomasochistic overtones.
Friends say that entering a relationship with her might be the only rule Mr. Kirk ever broke, because the senator forbade his employees from dating.
"When people are entering a relationship they are not thinking it is going to end so are often unaware of the risks.
