The phrase "in relation to having" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a connection or link between two things, such as a cause and effect relationship. Example: In relation to having a healthy lifestyle, regular exercise and a balanced diet are crucial factors.
In the present study, work status was examined in relation to having a work-related injury (yes/no) and was examined as a sex/gender interaction factor.
But the timing of when it happened fed into what I was telling the commission in relation to having a common strategic framework and reducing bureaucracy.
"Churches have a responsibility towards the community so anyone who's in poverty or need, especially in relation to having a safe and secure place to live, is part of the churches' agenda," he added.
I make too many sacrifices in relation to having a normative life to not account for the work as an extension of why I bother waking up.
This could be partly due to different cultural traditions in relation to having a disease.
Table 3 presents ORs for drinking in relation to having an OPMD relative to having a benign oral tissue condition.
However, studies examining Hg exposure in relation to birth weight have shown conflicting results.
The flow characteristics and performance of a vertical liquid jet system having downcomers in an air-water system have been studied in relation to those having no downcomer.
I think frankly we need to get on with sorting out issues and challenges in relation to policing, having constructive dialogue with the Police Federation in relation to policing.
Health-related outcomes in relation to commuting have previously been reported (Hansson, Mattisson, Björk, Östergren, & Jakobsson, 2011).
Studies that have investigated these factors in relation to PD have found ORs to be generally of the same order and direction as those for pesticide exposure.
