The phrase "forge a good relationship" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to establish or create a positive and strong relationship with someone. Example: "In order to succeed in business, it is important to forge a good relationship with your clients and partners."
United officials have also forged a "good relationship" with Mayor Vincent C. Gray, those close to the talks said.
Edward Skyler, spokesman for New York's Republican mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, said Mr. Bloomberg had forged a good relationship with state leaders in Albany to secure counterterrorism financing from the government.
He had previously headed military operations and overseen the army's campaigns against Taliban militants in Pakistan's volatile northwest region, and he had forged a good relationship with United States officials.
Forging a good relationship with the management can pay back in insurmountable ways.
Gunn commenced his professional career with Aberdeen in 1980, and forged a good relationship with then-Aberdeen manager Alex Ferguson evidenced by the fact that in 1997 Ferguson brought Manchester United to Carrow Road for Gunn's testimonial match.
To do so, the European Union needs to forge a good working relationship with Turkey, a NATO ally that is not a European Union member and that is unhappy about being excluded from European Union decision-making.
Choosing a vendor with whom you can forge a good working relationship will be helpful in the long run.
Appearing to be a threat, even if you really aren't one, is enough to break down much of the work you've done to forge a good co-parenting relationship with your ex. 5. Use Your Ex's Friends If you maintain a relationship with a mutual friend, make sure your only motivation for staying friends is because you like that person.
But privately several NBC executives said Mr. Sassa's decision to leave had nothing to do with friction with Mr. Zucker, with whom he was said to have forged a good working relationship.
