The phrase 'idea of relaxation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the concept of taking a break or being at ease, either literal or figurative. For example: "This vacation was a great opportunity for me to indulge in the idea of relaxation."
"It wouldn't be my idea of relaxation".
But her idea of relaxation includes occasional catering, volunteer work at local soup kitchens and hospitals, and writing a cookbook.
His idea of relaxation is still a late-night workout on the Gravitron machine in his garage.
This is Michio Kaku's idea of relaxation; no relativity, little friction - just one man and the three laws of motion.
Chelsea's midfield sitter of choice is N'Golo Kanté, a player whose idea of relaxation would be to crank up the incline on a treadmill.
But in fact, the two men were similar: both swotty nerds, whose idea of relaxation was to train for running the marathon.
His idea of birthday relaxation is competing in an Olympic-style athletic tournament with friends, keeping close score.
Mr. Johnson rebuilt almost everything himself — his idea of weekend relaxation is to tear off a rotted front porch — including the tall crown moldings and turned stair spindles.
The main idea of Lagrangian relaxation is to add shared constraints to each subproblem and update multipliers [13].
Horner said Wolff had initially backed the idea of a relaxation of the engine freeze at a meeting last month only to backtrack later.
In the second part of the talk, I will move beyond this simple model, and introduce a new community detection methodology by leveraging the idea of SDP relaxations, and demonstrate its effectiveness in both theoretical guarantees and real-data applications.
