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'familial relationship' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the relationships of family members, such as parents, siblings, aunts and uncles, cousins, etc. For example, Jane is close with her aunts and uncles, and has a strong familial relationship with them.
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He added that there was "a previous familial relationship" between Mr. Coke and his client's family.
DeVito likes to develop a familial relationship with his cast and crew and he was with the Taxi family for five exciting years.
"Regardless of familial relationship, there is no impediment to bringing a claim against an offending family member," Mr Culleton told the Daily Mail.
As early as 1750, Jones used the same family crest and coat of arms as philologist Sir William Jones, indicating a possible familial relationship between the two.
In that sense it feels like a familial relationship.
Mr. Pearlstein has a familial relationship with many of his models.
"Over time, L.C. and Vilar developed a close, almost familial, relationship," it said.
"Generally, a conflict would arise only if there is a familial relationship with the office".
"Riding on a Cloud" is also about familial relationship, the affecting story of a man's struggle with his handicap.
Beyond the fact that Taylor must like them, there is an almost familial relationship among the three choreographers.
Before the Newman case, the government would simply have pointed to the familial relationship as sufficient to prove the benefit.
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