The phrase "indispensable relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and necessary connection between two things or ideas. Example: "In order for a healthy democracy to thrive, an indispensable relation between the government and its citizens must be maintained."
The point I would like to make is that these considerations represent challenges also to the world of urban design and testify to the indispensable relations between the two fields of experience.
He had wished to reform philosophy, not as a synthetic science, but with a direct, indispensable, juridical relation vis-à-vis both the natural and human sciences.
It is a matter of concern, because it throws a shadow on the mutual trust which is indispensable in relations between partners and allies.
We are beginning detailed work on British-Irish partnership arrangements that will be necessary in these circumstances to ensure that the Good Friday Agreement, which is the indispensable framework for relations on and between these islands, is actively developed across its structures and functions.
This may not be true, a problem known as "ecological fallacy" [ 43, 44, 52] In relation to indispensable developments towards a more comprehensive primary care system such as the development of the medical home model [ 62] in the US, it seems to be important to not only monitor explicitly social indicators in order to assess effects on equity.
Despite the fact that quantification over mathematical objects and relations is indispensable to our best theories of the world, this fact offers no reason to believe in the existence of the corresponding entities.
What is ultimately indispensable for U.S.-Saudi relations is mutual frankness, rather than papering over the differences.
"In adopting the provisions in question, the Belgian State had sought to respond to a practice that it considered to be incompatible, in Belgian society, with social communication and more generally the establishment of human relations, which were indispensable for life in society," the court concluded, according to its press release.
"Ma and presumably the rest of the Nationalists will cast this as demonstrating the benefits of adhering to the 1992 Consensus as a constructive basis for handling cross-strait relations – indeed as the indispensable basis".
I argue that there is one and only one grounding/in-virtue-of relation, and that it is indispensable for normative theorizing.
