The phrase "mean in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to indicate that something has a specific meaning in contrast to something else. For example, "The term 'democracy' means something different in relation to different countries."
I mean in relation to the vertical axis".
"Thirty-six million follows, but what does that mean in relation to a brand like Coke?" Lane asks.
What does "disorder" as the opposite of "order" mean in relation to protein functionality?
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It also needs to be further investigated what the effective separation of river banks mean, in relation to and regardless of how the syntactical properties are affected.
The basic controls, for one thing, but also what they mean in relation to different parts of the environment – here are some blocks that Sonic can dash through, but these ones only Amy can break with her hammer.
Women no longer want to debate the meaning of "family" or parse what "access to health care" means in relation to abortion, said Joana Foster, a Zimbabwean who is a leader of Women in Law and Development in Africa.
I can see what he means in relation to immigration, Europe and dealing with Ukip.
What this means in relation to today's march is that if people veer off the route in a way the police feel is potentially dangerous, they have the power to step in and stop them.
Sources close to the manager still insist that his recent statements about a possible move to the Premier League were only hypothetical, meant in relation to a distant, future life after Dortmund.
Good luck to anyone trying to establish what "upper body soreness" means in relation to Vunipola but, given his massive collision with South Africa's Eben Etzebeth last Saturday, a sore upper head cannot be entirely ruled out.
