The phrase "acts relevant to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that are pertinent or applicable to a specific topic or situation.
Example: "The report outlines various acts relevant to environmental protection and sustainability."
Alternatives: "actions pertaining to" or "deeds related to".
The only change in that Act relevant to these deportation proceedings was the provision making membership in the Communist Party specifically a basis for deportation.
Cost is another concern, although the section of the Clean Air Act relevant to the new rule does not permit consideration of costs in agency deliberations over such regulations.
My company now requires all employees to complete a self-directed training course on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, relevant to our overseas staff but not to my job.
Act relevant to seeds, potatoes and plants (No. 12 of 2017).
This Act is relevant to Australian physiotherapy educators as students need to demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements during university study, as well as understanding the requirements of a qualified physiotherapist prior to graduation [ 8].
These studies, and those from other groups, have identified a set of proteins that might act as biomarkers relevant to AD. However such findings require replication, in large studies, ideally using samples drawn from more than one cohort source and using a platform that enables multiplexing.
This Chapter describes the major acts and regulations relevant to food factory construction, building services, food processing equipment and food factory operation in Japan.
As outlined, melatonin acts at different levels relevant to the development and manifestation of AD.
Additionally, 65% of the nurses indicated that the ACT items were relevant to their setting and work.
That is partly because the opinion and dissents in King v Burwell simply cited directly the parts of the Affordable Care Act that are relevant to the case.
