The phrase "about your relevance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of someone or something in a particular context.
Example: "I would like to have a conversation about your relevance in this project and how your skills can contribute to our success."
Alternatives: "regarding your significance" or "concerning your importance".
When your image isn't represented, what does it say about your relevance?
(NOTE: As a reviewer, it is invaluable to see films with civilians, if you want to check your ego and learn something about screenwriting, and presumption about your relevance. Having said this, I'll note that it is also sometimes absolutely essential to see films alone, because sometimes, as Rousseau said, "A crowd is untruth").
Its new advertising optimization solution is all about increasing your relevance score so that you end up paying less in Facebook ads.
Of course the notions of "about" and "relevance" are notoriously difficult to pin down (Goodman 1961).
Write an essay describing the mixed reactions the monument elicited, and sharing your opinion about its relevance and appropriateness.
(Check out Scott Sumner's convenient FAQ for answers to all your questions about the relevance and efficacy of monetary policy in circumstances like ours).
Given the economic climate and mounting questions about HBCU relevance, does your 35 years of experience give you a certain perspective about the future of black colleges?
You may want to include some discussion about the relevance of your findings to other tumour types and speculate about inducible REST deletion in adult brain.
We urge you to find the people in your own communities who have the most to say about the ongoing relevance of your tradition and join us as we try to combine and refine the wisdom of these various traditions in a way that will help our policy makers reshape what they mean by a bailout, its goals, and its methods.
Technology-Start a blog about issues of relevance for your class and/or community.
Knowing a great deal about programming could even be a disadvantage, because a professional programmer generally aims at beautiful, well-programmed computer scripts, whereas bioinformatics is all about getting biological relevance from your data.
