The phrase "added relevance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or importance that has been increased or enhanced in a particular context.
Example: "The new findings provided added relevance to the ongoing debate about climate change."
Alternatives: "increased significance" or "enhanced importance".
The best movie of 2015, films given added relevance by Sunday's election in France, and more.
The location of this year's Street Child World Cup gives the event added relevance.
The third is distressed debt, which gained added relevance after the credit squeeze.
For instance, a poster appearing on the side of a Manhattan bus, promoting a new product sold by PepsiCo, took on an added relevance.
Conceding that the novel still retained its political relevance, he added: "Relevance, however, is nothing compared with that sense of felt life which the truly great novelists communicate".
Athletic began the day a point behind Deportivo, giving this clash added relevance in the race for European places next season.
The link, adding relevance, is an overhead frieze of photographs, illustrations and advertisements pinpointing shifts in American consumer culture.
The brackets may be confusing, but the rationale is convincing, adding relevance to a regular season that was becoming easier by the year to ignore.
In this section will be presented the concept of "Evolution Hypothesis" and discussed how our attempt of contribution to TRIZ body of knowledge usage possibly adds relevance to TRIZ practices.
Mr. Marks tries to push the story into the hopeless Eilertean future by giving George hallucinatory glimpses of Emma, Hedda's 21st-century chain-smoking, cellphone-barking counterpart, but those feel tacked on, an unsuccessful bid to add relevance.
That resonance adds relevance to this thorough and absorbing book, because it reminds us that the postwar Middle East settlements were as flawed as the conditions imposed on Germany, and that in turn explains why the land they fought over then is still being contested today.
