"in rapport with" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to have a harmonious or close relationship with someone or something. Here are a few examples of how you can use it in a sentence: - "The new manager is in rapport with her team, and they work together seamlessly." - "The musician was able to connect with the audience and create a strong rapport with them." - "The therapist and her client were in rapport with each other, making the counseling session more effective." - "The artist's style is in rapport with the current trends, making their work highly sought after."
On Friday, though, the steps made their point principally in rapport with the music, finely conducted by Fayçal Karoui.
As being more abstract, the granular format of the representative of the family of signals is more in rapport with the nature of the representation task itself.
Look around a restaurant or any other public place where people meet and socialize and compare those couples who are in rapport with those who are not.
The time spent in rapport building with participants prior to the interviews and informing them about steps that will be taken to protect their identity and confidentiality ensured their comfort in sharing information during interviews.
Using the QL data in the encounters helped in building rapport with the patients and improved communication by giving patients chance to talk and by adding to the probing about less physical aspects.
Trump may see Putin as similar to him – as another self-made man ― and while some in the United States find that troubling, it can in fact create a more positive start in his rapport with Russia.
The prime minister has repeatedly denied anything untoward in his rapport with Ms. Letizia, who has posed in her underwear and said in a recent interview that she was a virgin.
One wonders, however, if any of her forebears could have done as well by Robert Johnson's "Dust My Broom," which Wilson personalizes and rejuvenates, laughing in one verse and clearly revelling in her rapport with the band.
Specific training has been developed to convert clinicians from conversational to block styles of computer use, and to identify communication skills that assist in maintaining rapport with the patient whilst using the computer in the consultation [ 11].
In Act IV, her manner was regal, carefully phrased and in deep rapport with Philip Neal as a perfect prince.
Monroe believed in her rapport with the public more than her rapport with Hollywood.
