The phrase "a relevant actor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing individuals or entities that play a significant role in a particular situation or field.
Example: "In the context of climate change policy, governments are not the only relevant actors; NGOs and private companies also play crucial roles."
Alternatives: "an important participant" or "a significant contributor".
This can come as a result of the presence of unaligned weak states in the system potentially altering the defence-offence strategy of a relevant actor in favour of the latter, or a revisionist attitude taken up by one of the powers.
In conclusion, the present work shows that H. pylori L-asparaginase is a relevant actor in cell-cycle inhibition and a promising diagnostic tool.
Estrogen appears as a relevant actor in this scenario representing a key survival signal for XX cells.
74, 75 A stochastic (i.e., nondeterministic) component has seldom been taken into account as a relevant actor in the pathogenesis of a multifactorial disease like MS. For some reason, our logical explorations tend to feel more comfortable in the presence of identifiable causes and effects.
In the following, we highlight the importance of a theoretical model as basis of each intervention programme and the importance of a participatory approach involving all relevant actors in the development and implementation phase.
This has partially already been done, for example, in disease-specific networks that try to bring together all relevant actors working in a specific field.
By identifying all relevant actors and their positions, an arena perspective thus draws forth actors' divergent interpretations of an issue as well as conflicts and possible resistances among these actors.
First, candidate interventions should be identified and selected through a wide consultation process with stakeholders representing all relevant actors, and after careful appraisal of the scientific evidence.
Each of these arguments is based on a blind faith that the interests of the UK (and, in particular, English people) are somehow a universal benefit, a goal that should be a priority for every relevant actor even when they clash with their own best outcome.
He said that "how we approach cooperation between various countries to enforce this is something that the United States, South Korea, China, Russia, all relevant actors -- Japan -- all relevant actors will be discussing in the months to come".
It would be far larger in scale, and it would have the capacity to allocate finance to all relevant actors, according to the circumstances.
