"rich relationship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used in a metaphorical sense, referring to deep and meaningful connections or friendships between people, cultures, or ideas. For example: "Their rich relationship was built on a foundation of trust and mutual respect."
Does Appalachia have an especially rich relationship to fairy-tales?
Italy has also built up a rich relationship with Africa – the giant on its southern doorstep.
Past, present and future traditions unfold through this rich relationship, and lucky New Yorkers get a front seat.
Rewatching Taxi Driver recently, I realised what a deep and rich relationship I've had with this feral, minatory and menacing masterwork over 30 years.
The British literary critic chronicles his long, rich relationship with his wife, the novelist Iris Murdoch, and her descent into Alzheimer's disease.
That sense of a long, rich relationship between the artists themselves, and between the artists and their fans, also lends a certain urgency to the tour.
The results of the relationship richness assessment show that 74percentt of the connections between classes are "rich" relationships compared to all of the possible connections.
A genuinely orthodox Catholicism would build rich relationships with Muslims.
By Deborah Treisman Stories about mothers, motherhood, and the rich relationships between mothers and children.
By Colin Stokes Stories about mothers, motherhood, and the rich relationships between mothers and children.
"After seeing the enthusiastic response to our performances and the rich relationships we've built with the people from Mozambique," she said, "I have no question of its artistic and social value.' Urban Bush Women Clark Studio Theater, Lincoln Center, 165 West 65th Street.
