The phrase "notable relation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a relationship between two people or two ideas that is especially noteworthy or noteworthy in some way. For example: "The notable relation between the two musicians has led to a unique collaboration."
The latter is notable in relation to other sites in the Southwest Asian Fertile Crescent, where it is an important crop.
Parents' top concerns centered on medication safety and treatment side effects – especially notable in relation to potential for long-term harm stemming from treatment.
The impact of diabetes on consumption of carbohydrates was most notable in relation to eating sweets.
In the case of the NHS this was most notable in relation to the changing funding situation across the time period.
Besides the communique opposing American-led sanctions, Iran scored another notable public relations victory at the Summit.
The show's producers pulled off a notable public-relations coup when Bill Clinton took the stage to introduce "Lincoln," giving Steven Spielberg's historical epic a boost of presidential credibility heading into the Oscar home stretch.
By analyzing 42 years of award-winning campaigns, the research found notable trends in relation to the research practices, goal and objective planning, strategy design and implementation, campaign evaluation, and on-going efforts to cultivate relationships with stakeholders.
It is notable that in relation to gestational age, the difference (BIO-WFDRI) in pain assessed at 30 seconds with CRIES was significantly higher in the >26 weeks group compared with the more immature infant group (≤ 26 weeks) (p = .03).03
In this way the notable advances in relation to carcinogenesis will yield a richer benefit to society through balanced initiatives to understand the causes and prevention of cancer in addition to more effective treatment and care of those people developing the disease.
But any intelligence sharing with the United States constitutes a notable shift in relations.
That marks a notable warming in relations between Latin America's two giants: since NAFTA was signed in 1993, Brazil has tended to see Mexico as a vassal of the United States.In practice, however, Mexico's foreign policy will continue to be dominated by its relationship with its northern neighbour.
