The phrase "a relevant post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a post that is pertinent or applicable to a particular topic or discussion.
Example: "I found a relevant post on the forum that addresses the issue we are facing."
Alternatives: "an applicable post" or "a pertinent post".
For example, more secondary school classes are now being taught by teachers without a relevant post-A-level qualification in their subject – particularly in physics.
Department for Education figures show 18% of lessons were taught by teachers without a relevant post-A-level qualification for English baccalaureate subjects in 2014.
The phase III is scheduled in 2015 onwards and will involve a target amount of 10,000 tons of pilot injection and a relevant post-injection monitoring program for observing the fate of injected CO2 and concluding scientific validation.
The letter writers argue that developing those skills must be a priority: "The Royal Society has concluded that there is a shortage of teachers who are able to teach beyond basic digital literacy, with only 35% of ICT teachers holding a relevant post-A-level qualification in the subject".
Sample size has been calculated considering a relevant post-intervention average difference of 15 points between the intervention and control groups measured on the EQ-5D VAS, and a standard deviation of 25 (estimation obtained from Roset et al. [ 26]).
The wide expression of the SUMO pathway genes, the transcriptional response under several light/dark conditions, and the diversity of expression patterns in different cell layers clearly support sumoylation as a relevant post-translational modification in the retina.
In summary, the wide expression of the SUMO pathway genes and the diversity of detected expression patterns in the different retinal cell layers and light/dark conditions in mouse – added to other previous reports on particular genes and targets – clearly supports sumoylation as a relevant post-translational modification in this tissue.
Once they're in the system, they'll get text messages any time a company posts a relevant position and they can text or call back through a private number.
The DCSF collects no precise information other than to publish statistics showing proportionate figures of teachers with "any relevant post-A-level qualification in subjects taught by school type", for which a BEd, PGCE and Cert Ed qualify on the same footing as a subject degree.
I recommend that you read a somewhat relevant post by the economist Robert Keyfitz on the Seeking Alpha blog: "Sense And Nonsense About Climate Change.
