"of gender relations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the dynamics between people of different genders, for example: "My research aims to explore the history of gender relations in the United States."
I agree with your contention that the police need more intensive training on issues of gender relations and gender-related violence (editorial, July 6).
These attitudes need to be more effectively dealt with in the police academy, where new and more intensive training is clearly needed on issues of gender relations and gender-related violence.
Insights related to the importance of gender relations add to a growing field of research documenting the influence of gender on health and reinforce the need to consider gender influences in tobacco control research.
Masculinity is a term that exists in a system of gender relations where men and women proceed a relationship in a gendered lives.
But the worldview presented here is rather antediluvian, particularly in its depiction of gender relations.
Speaking of gender relations, you can get away with a lot more these days than you could back then.
We should be interested by shifts in university attendance, and by what they tell us about shifting patterns of gender relations and employment.
They preferred a model of gender relations that allowed them a degree of domestic autonomy and status as wives and mothers – if nothing else.
That someone would cite this scene as evidence of the harmony of gender relations before feminism is both hilarious and disturbing.
But this, says Mr. Monneyron, misses the fact that "France is the most Americanized country in Europe -- including on the subject of gender relations".
They noted the range of gender relations in African societies and referred to the "unnatural damnation" of male-to-male sex in Congo.
