"establishing relations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of creating or strengthening a connection with someone or something, such as a nation or company. For example: The countries are working together on establishing relations that will benefit both sides.
We are also now establishing relations with the new government in Somalia.
But we think that by establishing relations, we are in a position to do so more effectively".
The SLP governments favoured the socialist regimes of the Caribbean, establishing relations with Cuba and joining the nonaligned movement.
If Iran's religious leader takes direct responsibility for establishing relations with the United States, his supporters might see it as an abandonment of revolutionary rhetoric.
Even before establishing relations it secretly sold weapons to Israel.Having grown up in East Germany, Ms Merkel is a latecomer to German-Jewish rapprochement.
It may serve as the site of antigenic properties or of structural features important in establishing relations with specialized receptors in target cells.
This allowed establishing relation between surface morphology of the coating and its optical properties.
The follow-up time was sufficiently long to establish relations to outcomes that are directly related to adult cardiovascular disease.
But 20 months later he had negotiated the agreement re-establishing relations between China and the United States after nearly three decades of estrangement.
"I think," the official said, "we have a sense that we're at a moment in history with the president's agenda of fighting terrorism, building democracy, but also re-establishing relations with allies and dealing with the Middle East, when we feel like we're going to fit in".
In particular, he has been praised for his response to the refugee crisis, which included housing two Syrian families in the Vatican, playing a key role in re-establishing relations between the US and Cuba and his recent, more liberal, stances on traditional Catholic dogma such as the ban on ordination of married priests and gay people.
