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The phrase "a very relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or importance of a particular topic or piece of information in a given context.
Example: "The research findings presented in the report are a very relevant contribution to our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "highly pertinent" or "extremely applicable".
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Having a very relevant example on there as bait to your CV is the idea.
That makes a very relevant question for our generation of designers.
He said the report of the psychologist, who had 38 years' experience, would be "a very relevant and powerful factor in the bail application".
Chris Pitcher, a secondary-school computing teacher, emails with a very relevant question: "What about kids who don't have access to the Internet, tablets or other devices?
"As the mobile Web becomes a popular access point, and video content is available on those platforms, that will become a very relevant and compelling way to get video content," he said.
So, this would not be a very relevant case.
Regional value creation was a very relevant argument for the implementation of the projects.
But in companies and segments that we are considering shorting, that's a very relevant factor.
"With global warming," the effect of snow on climate "is a very relevant question".
I believe that the authors have identified a very relevant and timely topic for analysis.
Update: A very relevant post that I missed before from blogger and former FriendFeed user Aaron Brazell.
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