"geographical relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a connection or link between two or more places or things that are related due to their location. For example, "The geographical relationship between the two cities is very strong."
They theorised that when the rats understood the geographical relationship between the two compartments, their individual local maps became part of a larger, global map.
Because of an editing error, an article on Oct. 1 about destruction caused by Hurricane Rita misstated the geographical relationship of Houston and New Orleans.
Now the discovery and excavation of the beach itself has pinpointed its geographical relationship to the earthworks, proving that the earthworks were a beachhead defence, protecting around 700 metres of coast.
In the Northwest Woods, called that for its geographical relationship to the center of East Hampton, prices range from $15,000 to $20,000 a month for modest houses in an area known as Settlers Landing.
When the geographical relationship between the riparians is of a symmetrical nature, while the economic relationship between the states is of an asymmetrical nature, the richer state often assumes the bulk of the cost burden.
The findings affirm that side-payments frequently occur to offset an asymmetric geographical relationship between upstream and downstream states, and are commonly regarded as an appropriate instrumentality for solving a property rights dispute.
Boödonts and aegodonts have evolved differently in Africa and Eurasia, and there is much to be said for developing a classification that reflects these geographical relationships.
This project isn't just about geographical relationships, or the relationships that people have to their streets; it is also about the relational connections between people.
By analyzing the geographical relationships in the real-world dataset WSDream, we observe that users and Web services are positively correlated with their geographical neighbors.
The analysis emphasizes, first, the effects of the different geographical relationships among decision makers; and second, the strategic behaviour of the agents.
From the geographical relationships among them, we classify three regions as following: Figure 11 Performance measurement frame.
