The phrase "a relevant overview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a summary or general description that is pertinent to a specific topic or context.
Example: "In this report, we will provide a relevant overview of the current market trends and their implications for our business strategy."
Alternatives: "an appropriate summary" or "a pertinent outline".
In order to have a relevant overview various on-line separation techniques are considered in a comparative way.
This practical action is inevitably influenced by a wide variety of often tacit knowledges and considerations (see Cortner and Moote 1999 for a relevant overview of the multiple factors that influence current day ecosystem management).
As we were preparing our review for submission, a relevant overview of observational studies and randomised controlled trials of vitamin D status or supplementation and ill health was published online.
Therefore, the statistical models should be viewed as a relevant overview of some of the factors involved and their relative effects, without overemphasizing small differences between categories, even if they are statistically significant.
It is the aim of this article to present a clinically relevant overview of recent progress in the treatment of childhood and adolescent AN to support early intervention and effective treatment strategies in this serious disorder of youth.
References of retrieved publications and relevant overview publications were checked to identify additional studies.
A list of possible variables that could have impacted on MMR in Malawi was drawn up using results from modelling studies (ref. 13, p.85] 14 16 and relevant overviews.
Nutrition monitoring is a relevant method to gain an overview of factors influencing health.
We start with a brief overview of relevant study designs and models, before we discuss relevant studies with the specific environmental chemicals, followed by a review of some potential mechanisms involved.
A brief overview of relevant, foundational WEFN research is first presented.
Through the ranking process, the Q-method affords a general overview of relevant viewpoints on the matter in question (Watts & Stenner, 2005; Stenner et al. 2008).
