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Could someone tell me if it is correct to say "with relation to"? I have been told that the grammatically correct alternative is "relating to". Your thoughts on this would be welcomed.
Yes. This phrase is grammatically correct, though relating to is used more often.
It might be used in the case: He is perfect with relation to his sewing skills.
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