The phrase "all the relevant papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents or articles that are pertinent to a specific topic or situation.
Example: "Before making a decision, we should review all the relevant papers to ensure we have all the necessary information."
Alternatives: "all pertinent documents" or "all applicable papers".
All these questions about Iraqgate 2003 arise because, as the BBC reported on 7 July, 'members of the Foreign Affairs committee said that without full access to all the relevant papers and witnesses, nobody could resolve the row satisfactorily..
It went to an academic center, in this case the Evidence-Based Practhee Center at the Oregon Health and Science University, and asked for an extensive review of all the relevant papers published on breast cancer screening, including ones used in the last review.
This review carried out a systematic search to identify all the relevant papers on the effectiveness of GLP-1 agonists in patients with type 2 diabetes who are inadequately controlled with oral hypoglycaemic agents.
Across all the relevant papers, only seven predicted global cooling.
With the help of dozens of experts — ranging from bioethicists to veterinary pathologists — he developed a lengthy (several hundred pages) document that included all the relevant papers related to the surgery and his condition, and he built a model of his adrenal that clearly marked where surgeons would need to cut.
In other words, hopping blithely onto Pubmed and the like, typing in a few choice keywords, and being presented with a beautiful, neat, finite digital list of all the relevant papers.
All the potentially relevant papers were reviewed independently by two investigators through assessing the eligibility of each article and abstracting data with standardized data-abstraction forms.
Consider that when you're writing a paper, it's easier to reference a whole field of work with a single citation than it is to cite all the relevant primary papers.
Here it is difficult to mention all the relevant published research papers in this area.
He said the committee now had the powers to "not simply ask questions of MI5... we can have access to all the relevant files, internal papers and any documents that are relevant to this matter".
The panel conducting the inquiry would have access to all relevant papers, the prime minister promised, with some proceedings held in public.
