relevant

Modifying Another Word

• clinically: With respect to the amount of active substance absorbed, there is no clinically relevant difference between the oral dosage forms.
• particularly: This is particularly relevant in the case of the Cabinet.
• directly: Take notes only on those issues which are directly relevant to the subject in question.
• culturally: They are generally more contextually and culturally relevant than traditional education courses.
• highly: The issue of slaughter house spread whilst being highly relevant is only part of the equation for sheep.
• especially: Blended network solutions including any element of live 'assisted learning ' are especially relevant on cost grounds.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• contain: It contains articles relevant to the Society's work.
• keep: Write Comment Please keep the message relevant to the subject of the article.
• undertake: Exercises Often during the early part of the program many modules will require students to undertake exercises directly relevant to the subjects being covered.
• cover: The standard of lecturing and support at St Andrews is outstanding with courses covering subjects relevant to today's photonics industry.

Modifies a noun

• legislation: Members should also be familiar with all relevant legislation.
• authority: Claim forms require to be submitted having been fully completed by the relevant hospital authority.
• experience: She's also got some relevant work experience, which is a big plus.
• qualification: We attract experienced candidates many of whom possess industry relevant qualifications.
• information: Every time they started a new task we asked them where they went first to try to find relevant information.
• document: Show your solicitor any relevant documents you have brought with you.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: In fact everything seemed more relevant, more down to earth.
• consider: The Commissioner can also include any other work areas considered relevant.
• become: This may become relevant in the long term but is not an answer to the shorter term funding needs of the Partnership.

Preposition: in

• context: It's not directly relevant in this context who owns it.