The phrase "put relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of establishing or maintaining relationships, often in a professional or social context.
Example: "In order to succeed in this industry, it's essential to put relationships first and prioritize networking."
Alternatives: "establish connections" or "build relationships."
Azinger's canniest move, and probably the most difficult one for him, was to put relationships aside when making the picks.
He hit the right notes, promising to put relationships, risk management and cost controls ahead of rapid growth and serial acquisitions.
More, Mr. Grey has to contend with Mr. Redstone, who, at the age of 84, has turned into the media world's own Red Queen, having put relationships with Mr. Cruise and Mr. Freston and within Mr. Redstone's own family on the block of late.
Labour Party pressure group that "aims to put relationships and responsibility at the heart of British politics".
"They've put relationships that will take decades to rebuild at risk, and they knew full well that they were handling sensitive documents, they were entrusted and anyone who had access to that level of information was not only a person who understood what their rules were, but they also signed, under oath, a commitment that they would not violate it.
A handful of local authorities have received funding from the Department for Work and Pensions to put relationship support at the heart of what they do.
Do you put relationship building first, above everything else? Might the Return on Intention principle be a better approach than the long-held Return on Investment belief?
Matar movingly charts the ways in which love endures in situations of great repression, but also shows how repression threatens everything, even love, putting relationships under a strain that can be unendurable.
But he said the "over-the-top" consumerism of the festive season was putting relationships under strain.
Start by putting relationships first.
This will involve putting relationships ahead of sales, and building connections rather than simply promoting products.
