"living relationship" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a romantic relationship where a couple is living together but is not married. Example: My sister and her boyfriend have been in a living relationship for three years now and they are very happy together.
Instead of venturing off to live independently, or pairing up (married or just cohabiting), more than half of all millennials now opt for some kind of "untraditional" living relationship once they reach adulthood, sharing their living space with a non-partner.
The living relationship between humanity and Creation is a defining element of aboriginal identity and the source of its on-going conflict with the West.
That's why, in spite of its name, the Cape Ann Historical Museum is as much about Gloucester's living relationship to the sea as it is about the past.
Of equal parts wariness and devotion, music and restraint, wit and loss, the moving poems in Christian Schlegel '09's Honest James (to be published in August) mark him as a poet with a subtle feel for the English language, a living relationship with its (as well as German, French, and Russian) literatures, and the gift of a precise wisdom.
At the core of this movement, however, is not an abstract strategy, but the emergence of a new, living relationship between the individual and the whole.
That seems the perfect metaphor for the yarsagumba, a living relationship in which a host and a parasite are involved in a continuous arms race.
Mary encouraged her writers to sound off on the whole human condition: ways of living, relationships and morals; education, social services, and gaps in the welfare state.
The best online education will never replace the education through face-to-face, living relationships that a great residential university provides.
But the relationship between religion and state, like all living relationships, is dynamic and always shifting.
He added that he doesn't "know what real life is like outside Romania, but in Bucharest, where I live, relationships are pretty brutal".
Mr. Segal said that the stolen data included information on government employees' sex lives, relationships, finances, contacts with foreign governments and other private details.
