'productive relation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might write "In order to foster a productive relation, we must communicate openly and honestly."
The productive relation can be contingent in another sense.
Each step alleges a productive relation — e.g., heat produces homogeneity.
The first kind has to do with whether the physician acts or not; the second kind has to do with whether the productive relation holds or not.
27 28 This requires a positive and productive relation with the PCP, wherein the patient is comfortable in asking questions and speaking honestly about concerns regarding medications.
"They understand that cases like these impede more productive relations".
Mutual respect and mutual legitimacy are key to productive relations.
The class experience is largely determined by the productive relations into which men are born – or enter involuntarily.
The entire episode — and bin Laden's killing in Abbottabad later that spring — extinguished any lingering productive relations between the United States and Pakistan.
Mr. Bush outlined a reasonable approach after the release of the American crew members when he said the United States and China "have different values, yet common interests" and that both nations "must make a determined choice to have productive relations".
Obama called the naming of an ambassador a "commonsense" step toward more productive relations and said DeLaurentis – currently the top diplomat at the US embassy in Havana – is the best person for the job.
Yet with the outcome of the election uncertain, many lawmakers said it remained to be seen whether a new Congress might provide an opening for more productive relations in Washington, or more of the same.
