"except in relation" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase indicates that an exception is being made in a particular context. For example: "No visitors will be allowed in the facility, except in relation to the care of a patient."
Overall, there was no statistical difference found in training needs between GPs and CCMPs except in relation to 'Training Needs Related to Case/Condition Management' (p < 0.01) and 'Awareness of the Roles of Professionals Working in Relation to Employment Vocational Rehabilitation' (p < 0.01).
Flatley can't walk, can't turn his head, except in relation to the beat.
Mr. Fisher also insists that none of the Jameses can be fully understood except in relation to the others, and in this he is surely not wrong.
Except in relation to Non-Excludable Obligations, all conditions, warranties and other provisions implied or conferred by statute, custom, or the general law that impose any liability or obligation on Guardian are expressly excluded under these terms and conditions.
Glossematics has been an important component of European structuralism but has had relatively little influence in the United States, except in relation to stratificational grammar, a grammar originated by American linguist Sydney M. Lamb.
For radio product placement, Ofcom is offering four options: A: '"Do nothing" and maintain principle of separation between all commercial promotion and programming, other than sponsorship credits B: Maintains principle of separation but provide a defined set of exemptions C: Allows the integration of product promotion and programming, except in relation to spot ads.
Having separated itself from Russian jurisdiction when Finland became an independent republic after World War I, it was granted autonomy (independence except in relations with other churches and in the appointment of its archbishop) in 1919 by the patriarch of Moscow but then transferred to the jurisdiction of Constantinople with autonomous status in 1923.
"There is not a huge difference between left and right [on economic policy]," says Fiat's Mr Cantarella— except in relations with the trade unions.Sergio Cofferati, head of Italy's biggest trade-union federation, is not dead set against part-time work and short-term contracts.
In our study, we did not find many differences except in relations with friends and the perception of the opinion of others, but we failed to find any difference in satisfaction regarding freedom or responsibilities.
No, jibes about bias would be silly – except perhaps in relation to the complete absence of anyone from the Telegraph group, which swiftly ousted Sands as Sunday Telegraph editor (after she spent eight years toiling as dep ed at the daily) back in 2005.
Except now, at least in relation to marijuana, it seems to be crumbling.
