The phrase "along with the relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional information or items that are pertinent to a particular subject or context.
Example: "Please submit your report along with the relevant documents to support your findings."
Alternatives: "together with the pertinent" or "in addition to the applicable".
The analysis and corresponding numerical results are given along with the relevant discussions.
Finally, the data description is provided along with the relevant papers that utilized the dataset recorded during this experiment.
The method is simple on its face: Adopt a mission statement, translate that mission into well-defined goals, identify a specific intervention to try along with the relevant outcomes, and then analyze and score the results.
Outcomes are shown in Table 5, along with the relevant RE-AIM indicators and measurement tools.
Return each publishing company to independence this year, along with the relevant space for entrepreneurship.
The trash flows, unfiltered, along with the relevant stuff, in an eternal stream.
All the relevant wars are here, along with all the relevant weaponry, but so are the pottery shards and the bedsteads and the whiskey jugs and the children's toys.
"They are mainly focused on creating a business idea, then pitching it on the final evening, along with all the relevant trimmings – revenue plan, target market, etc," says 3 Beards's Michael Hobson.
"Policies, strategies and budgets have been established along with all the relevant milestones which will ensure that Glasgow is ready to host the Games on time and on budget," it said.
Articles which are accepted for preterm birth immediately become accessible to dbPTB queries along with all the relevant genetic data.
Call your local animal shelter and report your cat has gone missing along with all the relevant details (sex of the cat, color, and your contact information).
