"working relations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the relationship between people who interact in the workplace. For example, "My working relations with my colleagues are excellent."
Instead, the findings from this study identified that nurse physician relationships were highly significant and poor working relations were associated with work-related injuries.
Patients experienced interference in general activity, mood, walking, working, relations with others, sleeping, and enjoyment of life related to their pain.
Meanwhile, Desmoulins had formed close working relations with Georges Danton in the Jacobin and Cordelier clubs.
His good working relations with both Israelis and Palestinians are an asset that make him effective.
And Ms. Rice works hard to maintain a close working relations with the president.
It could get worse President v judges ReprintsThough intense ideological rivals, they have forged working relations under Binyamin Netanyahu's coalition.
But the pleasant working relations between the SPD's Franz Müntefering and the centre-right's Edmund Stoiber are a mixed blessing.
"Azerbaijan will never seek E.U.-NATO integration at the expense of functional and working relations with Russia," he said.
Apart from that, good working relations between Poland and the UK also helped when closing the deal".
I have breakfast once a week with the UNSRSG and we have close working relations at every level.
"This is where the first contact is made, then the next and so on, and then these contacts grow into normal working relations," he said.
