'mediates the relationship' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the way in which something acts as a bridge between two other things, usually parties, and helps to improve or maintain a relationship between them. For example, "The charity acts as a mediator, mediating the relationship between homeless people and local businesses to help them work together."
Because perceived autonomy only partially mediates the relationship between FWPs and organizational attachment, there might be other mediators.
Vitamin D Mediates the Relationship between Placental Cathelicidin and group B streptococcus Colonization during Pregnancy.
Recent studies indicate that intrinsic motivation mediates the relationship between neurocognition and functional outcomes.
Relational psychological contract (RPC) mediates the relationship between TQM soft practices and job satisfaction.
The current study examined whether emotion regulation mediates the relationship between irritability and internalizing symptoms.
Attitude towards littering also mediates the relationship between personality characteristics and REB.
Further analyzes suggest that flow mediates the relationship between presence and enjoyment.
The literature suggests that Corporate Entrepreneurship (CE) mediates the relationship between an innovative culture and performance.
It was also found that with face-to-face communication, knowledge exchange fully mediates the relationship with effective NPD while with email communication knowledge exchange fully mediates the relationship with efficient NPD.
Using structural equation modelling approach, the results show that burnout mediates the relationship between job demands and health problems, and that colleague isolation mediates the relationship between job resources and job performance.
This 1-year longitudinal study tested the hypothesis that facial affect recognition mediates the relationship between cognitive and social functioning.
