The phrase "a relevant collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of items, data, or information that is pertinent to a specific topic or context.
Example: "The researcher compiled a relevant collection of studies to support her thesis."
Alternatives: "an applicable assortment" or "a pertinent grouping".
A limited number of acupuncture-focused information services, such as Acubriefs (http://acubriefs.blogspot.com/) and the Acupuncture Research Resource Centre (http://www.acupunctureresearch.org.uk/), also provide access to some acupuncture literature, though locating a full and relevant collection of acupuncture research among these and other CAM resources presents particular challenges.
Chosen for analysis was an environmentally and nutritionally relevant collection of substances suspected to have endocrine-disrupting activity because of their steroid-like or anti-steroid effects.
Their cheaper D&G show, three days later, was full of cowboy jeans and seemed a much more coherent and relevant collection.
The objective of CBIR systems is to provide relevant collection images by taking into account their similarity to user-defined query patterns (e.g., sketch, example image).
However, the single collection of megabase-sized domains may not be the only topologically and functionally relevant collection of domains.
Information from the published literature was used to identify three geographically relevant collection sites across the central and western region of the state (Supplementary Figure S1A).
A sophisticated woman, Greenberg's quite comfortable letting her street-edge awareness (she lives in NYC, after all) transcend into moody and highly relevant collections.
When conflicts are identified, GCM sends the results of these comparisons to curators at the relevant collections to allow them to edit their catalogue information online.
Other such tasks include counting the occurrences of words in a text collection (relevant to index creation and maintenance for a search engine), matrix vector multiplication (relevant to PageRank computations for ordering search results), or operations from relational algebra (including joins and aggregate operations relevant to query optimization in databases) [18].
