The phrase "all information relative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the nature of information, particularly in relation to its context or perspective.
Example: "In the realm of science, all information relative to the experiment must be considered to draw accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "all information contextual" or "all information pertinent".
The information on payments and allocations comes from the OpenCoesione website.5 It collects all the information relative to projects at least partially funded by EU Structural Funds.
Since then, environmental and clinical surveillance has been carried out on the whole of this part of Italy and the information obtained has been maintained in a computer database with real-time availability of all the information relative to the distribution of Legionella spp. contamination, so allowing better programming of the necessary measures for prevention and control.
Taking into account oligomerization, for each protein that has been solved as a protein complex, we have added all the structural druggability information relative not only to the subunit or the monomer but also to the complex, which would allow the possibility to look for druggable pockets at the protein interface and thus enable the development of drugs targeting protein protein interactions.
All layers were subsequently collapsed in a single table containing information relative to all the EGVs for each sampled location.
The database would hold information, relative to all kinds of risk factors, for more than 20 000 children at various grades of increased HLA-conferred risk for T1D, followed from their early infancy (3 months) until seroconversion for β-cell specific autoantibodies and, in many cases, to clinical onset of the disease.
All surrounding residues can then be given indexes to capture positional information relative to the site of interest.
In this way, we possess information relative to gender, age category and occupational status for all our population.
