The phrase "a relevant interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing interests that are pertinent or significant to a particular topic or situation.
Example: "The committee will consider individuals who have a relevant interest in environmental conservation for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "a pertinent interest" or "an applicable interest".
It said that he had breached the rules when sponsoring three events in parliament because he did not declare a relevant interest.
House of Lords rules state that when speaking any peer must declare "any interest which is a relevant interest in the context of the debate or the matter under discussion".
While he has notified the House of Lords of his work with DLA Piper in the register of interests, the chamber's code of practice also states that a member must "declare when speaking in the House, or communicating with ministers, government departments or executive agencies, any interest which is a relevant interest in the context of the debate or the matter under discussion".
Any panelist should give a special contribution to the study based on his or her special competence and role as the representative of a relevant interest group.
Declare when speaking in the House, or communicating with ministers or public servants, any interest which is a relevant interest in the context of the debate or the matter under discussion.
And the SPL has confirmed that all relevant interest payments have now also been made.
Draw attention to any relevant interest when speaking in the Commons or corresponding with ministers, departments or executive agencies.
Metallic and magnetic nanowires are a subject of relevant interest due to their promising applications in a diversified set of fields.
None of the other members of the writing and analysis group have any relevant interests to declare.
You should list any relevant interests that paint you in the most positive light.
The mechanical behaviour of materials with spatial gradients in composition is of relevant interest in a variety of applications.
