"forge relations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to establish or create connections or relationships with someone or something. It is often used in a more formal or professional context. Example: The company's CEO traveled to Japan to forge relations with potential business partners.
Everybody who has worked with him comments on his ability to forge relations with Republicans and conservatives.
"So it means that we could, in some way, forge relations with ancestors who lived and died well before our own lifetime".
A final reason for the administration's attempts to forge relations with disparate groups inside Afghanistan is its desire to portray the impending military campaign as a fight against terrorism, and not against the Afghan people or against Islam.
On the one hand, it's obviously true that deep connections to the Hill, an ability to forge relations with Republicans, and a proven record of negotiating deals — all of which Biden has — are attributes in a presidential candidate.
The first Toyota era, then the GM era, and then multiple stages of the Malaysian era, which included an ill-conceived attempt to forge relations with Mercedes-AMG to replace Toyota as engine supplier and produce a series of poorly defined and heavy German-style sports cars.
Jonathan Clarke, a fellow at the Cato Institute in Washington, said he had hoped that Bush would forge relations with foreign leaders that were less personality-driven than had been the case under President Clinton.
She could likely discuss the critical role West Bengal has in forging relations with partners.
But the DPJ has worked hard at forging relations with China.
But given Mr. Lieberman's propensity for "setting verbal fires," Mr. Shelah noted, "public relations work and forging relations with foreign countries will be done by Peres".
In a segregated city, he intends to remain authentically Muslim but "not pass out theology" as he forges relations with many others.
Among his various roles for the IRA and Sinn Féin, Donaldson worked abroad forging relations with international militant groups including Palestinian factions and the Lebanese Hezbollah.
