The phrase "also pertinent for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is relevant or applicable to another subject or context.
Example: "The findings of this study are also pertinent for future research in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "also relevant to" or "also applicable to".
Scalability and federation of a number of databases, the Web 2.0 and 3.0 integration and the semantic web are also pertinent discussions for the biological database community, and we hope that DATABASE: the Journal of Biological Databases and Curation becomes the place where some of these ideas are discussed and deliberated.
But her attempt to turn the tables is also pertinent, not just for the doctor, but also for viewers of "Bellevue: Inside/Out," an HBO documentary about New York's famous mental hospital.
The increase in European Championship-qualifying teams, from 16 to 24, for 2016 is also pertinent with the prospects of getting to France in mind.
Further research in the management of obstructed labour within health facilities is advocated for and it also pertinent to study the community's perception of prolonged/obstructed labour and actions taken when it occurs.
The diversity of regulation maintains the need for CBRC and is also pertinent with regards to the application of patient rights in cross-border healthcare.
Similarly, some compatibilists regard slow switching as a bizarre skeptical possibility which makes exceedingly high the evidential standards for knowledge (Hohwy 2002; Neta 2003 is also pertinent).
Also pertinent is the need to develop standard, multi-disciplinary training programs for quality assurance of tuberculosis control programs, such as that developed by Netherlands' Royal Tropical Institute [ 28].
It is also pertinent to note here that this means that there is a need for more work on part of experts in the domain of MS&V.
