The phrase "a relevant frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a context or perspective that is pertinent to a particular topic or situation.
Example: "In order to understand the issue better, we need to consider it within a relevant frame that highlights its implications."
Alternatives: "an appropriate context" or "a pertinent perspective".
The proposed mechanism saves energy by avoiding collisions and by allowing nodes to safely turn off their transceivers outside their activity windows without the risk of losing any relevant frame transmission.
Unlike the research and clinical contexts for which this instrument was designed (where both the 'before' and 'now' points will be unambiguous), our purposive sample asked individuals to identify a relevant time frame over which they would be doing the recall, and then to maintain that time frame while completing the questionnaire.
"I think they consciously flew longer than they otherwise would have because they realized they will never be able to re-accommodate some of these customers in any kind of a relevant time frame," he said.
We believe that this period is a relevant time frame to cover the most important transitions from sail to steam, combustion, containerization, and mega-carriers, with a good balance between the periods pre- and post-containerization.
This study illustrates the importance of long-term evaluation of similar cement compositions to be able to predict the material's physical changes over a relevant time frame.
Second, the 6-week period represents a relevant time frame often used in clinical practice to determine treatment outcome and decide on treatment discontinuation [ 15].
At this point the underlying cause will be either obvious or at least likely in a sizeable proportion of patients, i.e. those with known sarcoidosis, tuberculosis or an exposure to medication within a relevant time frame.
Thus knowing that a gene or part of it in the relevant frame is being made (i.e. translated into protein) is useful information.
After characterizing relevant frame buckling modes and second-order effects, and addressing the calculation of the associated bifurcation loads and secondary bending moments, the chapter discusses the incorporation of these concepts in an efficient design procedure.
