'ties of kin' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the familial relationships between people in a family, especially those that are most closely related. For example: "The ties of kin are strong in our family and have kept us together through the years."
And ties of kin, clan or dialect ensure a high level of trust.
Where it is strong, people continue to pray, publicly and privately; where ties of kin disintegrate, so does religion.As anyone who has observed a devout, traditionally organised community will affirm, family and faith reinforce one another in many ways.
Some nationalists claim that, far from damaging the ties of kith and kin that bind the peoples of these islands together, independence will actually "enhance" our sense of Britishness.
That is certainly how it was when the Queen made her first visits to Australia and New Zealand in the early stages of her reign, when the ties of kith and kin to the "mother country" were far stronger than they are now.
We need to understand and work with the relational ties of blood, kin, friendship, place and community.
Figure 7 Nature of kin ties.
These data allow researchers to address such questions as the average degree of genetic kinship between two people who give or receive food and whether the quantity of food being transacted increases with the closeness of kin ties.
Family systems are connected to the composition of households, the strength of kin ties, the inheritance of property, and norms and values regarding family relations and life course events (Bras et al. 2010a; Hilevych and Rotering 2013; Kok et al. 2011; Todd 1985).
Most groups observe patrilineal descent, but the significance of such agnatic ties among kin groups differs from one society to another.
In all the societies descent was reckoned in the male line, but the significance of such agnatic ties among kin groups differed from one society to another.
Mr Tammaso's next-of-kin have been informed.
