The phrase "mend relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to improving ties between two people or between two groups. For example, "The two corporations began to mend relationships after their long history of animosity."
Some attendees said they were pleased with department efforts to mend relationships with the city's gay and lesbian residents.
With the recent overture, JPMorgan appears to have taken a more conciliatory approach to Washington broadly, as it works to mend relationships with regulatory agencies.
"We are working hard to ensure that the men and women of the Cleveland Division of Police expand on the trust with the community and mend relationships where there has been mistrust.
Now he is the president charged with navigating Penn State through a crisis, which includes trying to mend relationships with an alumni base upset over Paterno's firing and the university's slow response to the allegations against Sandusky.
Now he is the president charged with navigating the university out of a crisis, which includes trying to mend relationships with an alumni base at unease and also placing into context a football program that might have grown too mighty.
The answers offered a glimpse into the experience and why it often leaves such a bitter taste in the mouths of so many who have been stopped, and raised questions about whether the Police Department's new emphasis on courtesy and respect would help mend relationships in predominantly minority neighborhoods.
Mending relationships have never really been a priority of mine, but all the therapists I spoke to think it's almost always a real possibility.
I cleared my criminal record, I mended relationships with my family – my daughter that I had walked away from so long ago.
That handshake was transmitted around the Yankees' universe, physical proof of a mended relationship.
Updated, 10 00 p.m. | JPMorgan Chase is pulling out its checkbook to help mend frayed relationships with the government.
The settlements, expected this week, will help the bank move beyond the $6 billion loss and mend frayed relationships with regulators.
