The phrase "also be relevant for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the applicability or significance of a topic or information in relation to another subject.
Example: "The findings of this study may also be relevant for future research in related fields."
Alternatives: "may also apply to" or "could also pertain to".
This 1D model may also be relevant for future applications in biomechanics, biophysics and nanomechanics.
The evolutionary conservation of Shopper suggests that our findings might also be relevant for treating human sulfite oxidase-related diseases.
The study will also be relevant for NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter, which is scheduled to be launched next year.
Because most previous semesters have had two midterms, parts of the Midterm 2 Study Guide may also be relevant for this midterm.
The extent to which results overlap between searches for two different marks can also be relevant for assessing the likelihood of confusion between those marks.
The wettability characteristics found might also be relevant for assessing infiltration dynamics at other sites regarding the fact that those observations are not obvious.
The discovered structural features may also be relevant for other stereoselective proteins and guide the rational design of stereospecific enzymes for biotechnological applications.
The main target group of the chapter is the food industry, broadly speaking, but it can also be relevant for distributers, retailers, catering centres and private households.
The methods applied and the findings concerning the needs of English majors in Hungary might also be relevant for other countries with a similar educational system.
The conclusions should also be relevant for the worldwide ISO 14001 standard since over 55% of the interviewed EMAS-validated firms have also implemented ISO 14001.
The integration of ecosystem and urban disservices would also be relevant for including those landscape factors that reduce the overall level of place liveability.
