The phrase "rapprochement to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe a process of reconciling something or making it closer. For example: "The two factions had worked out a rapprochement to a resolution of their conflict."
Basildon council has been keen to stress that there has been no rapprochement to speak of since the violent and ugly scenes of the October 2011 eviction.
While foreign minister he developed the Schuman Plan (1950) to promote European economic and military unity and a Franco-German rapprochement to prevent another war between the two nations.
Optimists might speculate that some officials in Tehran perhaps buoyed by the election of Hasan Rohani, the relatively reformist new president wanted to send a message of rapprochement to Washington.
While visiting Burma's reformist generals last November the US president went out of his way, in a speech in Rangoon, to offer a similar bilateral rapprochement to North Korea.
The pursuit of the long-term objective of rapprochement to the Union and of the opening of further frameworks of cooperation with the EU have prevented the local authorities from Moldova and Georgia to be more assertive with their demands for short-term mobility opportunities for their nationals through their Mobility Partnership.
For the promise of rapprochement to be realized the U.S. and its allies must look beyond the limited goals of the reset as originally defined towards a strategy of more comprehensive engagement designed to bring Russia into the fold as a cooperative member of the Western security community.
A good place to start rapprochement, according to Kumaran, would be for the GOP to start turning over some of these fugitives.
"We stay in touch with people who might be on the same side of this as us, but I don't want to give the impression there is a great rapprochement about to take place with respect to Iran".
And with those anodyne words, in such contrast to the fiery rhetoric of the past, rapprochement seemed to have been reached between the erstwhile commander of the Irish Republican Army, and the Queen, head of the British armed services.
Rapprochement seemed to be possible after Microsoft agreed in October to fall into line with the 2004 decision.
Both observations are suspiciously simultaneous with the EU's the then arguably increasing demands of a stronger commitment to democracy (ibid) and the above-mentioned Russia-Kazakhstan rapprochement, related to the unfolding Arab Spring and the Zhanaozen massacre.
