The phrase "a relevant variable for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing factors or elements that are significant to a particular subject or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we identified a relevant variable for the outcome of interest, which significantly influenced the results."
Alternatives: "an important factor for the" or "a significant element for the".
Beyond the importance of including environmental concepts in corporate strategy, environmental awareness of consumers is also a relevant variable for production and consumption of environmental friendly products (Horbach 2008).
The novel method is thus an additional decision tool allowing to treat the storage operation strategy as a new relevant variable for the design of next generation energy systems.
Descriptive statistics of all relevant variables for the groups were calculated.
The study should have no dropouts, and the treatment given to all cancer patients should be well documented, and all relevant variables for the study of morbidity, lifestyle and psychosocial situation must be covered.
Fashion leadership is a relevant variable in the purchase decision process for apparel products because it is an important personal determinant of apparel shopping preferences (Cho and Workman 2014).
The study identifies relevant variables for the design of intervention programs.
No significant differences in industrially relevant variables for the quality of sugar cane juice were found, although in T3 the highest Brix degrees and sucrose content in juice were obtained.
A total of 11 socio-economic variables were chosen as explanatory variables considering economic theory, findings from previous literature and experience of farmers as the combination of these strategies would help to draw the relevant variables for the study (Table 1).
The relevant variables for the economic evaluation are the time to institutionalization and the quality of the caregiver's life.
However, accurate data on relevant variables for the statistical method used in this study (see below) for the remaining 421 members were available from the family-history questionnaire completed by the 702 members.
