The phrase "try and relate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to suggest that someone consider making a connection between two ideas or concepts. For example, you could say: "If you want to understand why this is important, try and relate it to things you already know."
"I learned to try and relate to him on his own terms," he explained.
"The ability to try and relate to situations is a real challenge for children on the autism spectrum, and so is being flexible with their view of order, timescales and routine; being outdoors challenges this," he explains.
I probably shouldn't talk about the process, as it's her thing, but you try and relate your dreams to your character in the story and you write your dreams down".
These kinds of details always acquire more purchase during campaign season, when politicians try and relate to normal people with a kind of surgical vigor, eating at regional fast-food chains, sipping carefully screened beers, dropping off-the-cuff references to favorite movies.
Then one needs to try and relate these standard finance assessments to neural activation.
To conclude, this paper had a dual aim: first, to report on the development of an educational PHR activity based on Google Health and related issues and concerns towards its use and second, to use and model these responses in order to try and relate the satisfaction level with the future professional intentions.
While working on a project, ensure that the student is free to try, check and relate the outcome to what he has learnt in formal lessons.
Maybe you want to read the lyrics and try to understand and relate to them.
If you're shaking from needing a drink and find it hard to concentrate, that's okay, they've all been there, but just try to listen and relate to what's being discussed.
Try and draw something related to Blue Peter, the Blue Peter badge!
This is essentially a social movement for people who would rather ground their beliefs in graphic novels and internet memes and try to relate that back to IRL politics.
