"twisted relationship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a relationship with complicated dynamics or a long history of ups and downs. For example, "The siblings had a twisted relationship as a result of their tumultuous upbringing."
The zombies' twisted relationship with Japan's broken banks is clearly at the centre of this problem.
This week's flashback-heavy "Scandal," "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," dives further into Olivia's fabulously twisted relationship with her father.
If you've forgotten, Dandy Mott is the rich, attractive, and seriously disturbed character from "Freak Show" that has a beyond twisted relationship with his mother.
REINSURANCE companies and bad news have a twisted relationship.
Having grown up on a university, I totally got that turgid and twisted relationship.
Its persistence says a great deal about the twisted relationship between the media and human nature.
In apparent allusions to earlier lovers, such as Nobel prize-winning author Elias Canetti, she writes: "And I want this to be 'clean-cut': I too have had so many muddled & twisted relationships, and I want ours to be steady & clear, & I think it can be.
From these evidence, it is proposed that the chair crystals with consecutive creation of spiral terraces of the same sense are responsible for the twisting relationship between crystallites in the radial direction of the banded spherulites.
Closed-form expressions for the Cauchy stress, microstress, moment-stress, and the torque-twist relationship in a twisted hollow circular tube are derived for a rigid-plastic strain-gradient plasticity.
With meticulous accounting, Sperber shows just how powerfully "this money shit" vexed Marx's life – it killed his son Edgar and twisted his relationship with his mother, who wisely refused to allocate him the remnants of Heinrich's estate.
In this regard, the concept of 'strength-comfort-twist relationship' is introduced.
