The phrase "all relevant characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the features or attributes that are important or applicable to a particular subject or context.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we need to consider all relevant characteristics of the product."
Alternatives: "all pertinent features" or "all applicable traits".
A very important characteristic of a sustainably-safe traffic system is that all relevant characteristics of infrastructure, vehicle and traffic regulations are maximally tuned to the capabilities and limitations of the road users as well as their acceptance of the measures.
Sokal and Sneath demonstrated that cluster analysis could be utilized to efficiently classification a data set which contained all relevant characteristics of an organism.
In instances in which grading standards address all relevant characteristics, there is less of an incentive to use marketing contracts rather than the spot market.
Although the observations of language-related preschool quality generated important and fruitful information, not all relevant characteristics of the specific pedagogical approach were tapped.
An integrated virtual city model can represent coherently all city entities, spatially and (possibly) in 3D, together with all relevant characteristics, relations and dependencies.
This duplex approach did not result in a deterioration of PCR performance, as all relevant characteristics remained unaltered.
All the relevant characteristics for performance estimation can then be easily extracted: application throughput, latency, utilization of resources, memory utilization, etc.
All prognostic relevant characteristics were identified using univariate Cox-regression analysis.
Grade of recommendation: strong Evidence level: high Consensus level: 100% The updated Sydney System has been globally implemented into clinical practice and requires proper assessment of all the relevant characteristics of H. pylori gastritis including atrophy and intestinal metaplasia at different gastric subsites.
For this reason, it is desirable to develop methods that would provide more complete information on all of the relevant characteristics of all patients, which would facilitate the jump from subgroup analyses to individual analyses.
