'relation drop' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is possible that 'relation drop' may be used in spoken English to describe a situation in which a relationship deteriorates quickly. For example, you could say, "Our friendship suffered a relation drop after we disagreed about politics."
A commentary in the state-run People's Daily newspaper said, "Lee's landing on the island has made the Japan-South Korea relations drop to the freezing point".
The intention to treat analysis was used in all four studies and risk of bias was minimal in relation to drop outs and loss to follow up patients' data.
The sub-bands interact differently with the potential, thanks to the different curvatures in their dispersion relations and drop by different amounts into the bandgap.
Countries across the region have pressed the U.S. to reestablish diplomatic relations and drop the trade embargo for years.
A few days later, realizing that this was a boneheaded bit of public relations, he dropped the suit and apologized.
The appeal to formal laws and deductive relations is dropped for sets of concepts or vocabularies in the replacement analysis (Spector 1978).
Moreover, the restriction to logics with finitary consequence relations is dropped which results in increased flexibility along the software development process.
A fatigue criterion of Coffin Manson type was proposed in relation to load drop.
The relation between the drop modulus and the equivalent thrust per cutter in Karaj Tehran water conveyance tunnel of Iran was investigated using the statistical analysis.
Accuracy of the expression enables determination of the influence of individual parameters to the functional dependence of the explicit relation of pressure drop vs. flow rate.
