The phrase "also relevant as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something holds significance or importance in addition to another context or aspect.
Example: "The findings of this study are also relevant as they pertain to the ongoing debate about climate change."
Alternatives: "also pertinent as" or "also significant as".
However, the smaller size of the 2001 sample and the fact that they represent a more selected group of survivors is also relevant, as are effects of earlier differential mortality more generally.
These managerial discretion models are, thus, also relevant as far as transport firms are concerned [1].
The fracture pattern is also relevant, as it determines treatment and may affect subsequent morbidity [11, 12].
The theoretical and methodological underpinnings of programs are also relevant, as these influenced the nature of the client relationship and program focus.
The "structure" layer is also relevant, as a city is based on a certain number of infrastructures: the most noticeable ones being the road network and the spatial distribution of different neighbourhoods.
For moderate seismic-prone regions, loss-prediction models for weak seismic intensity (VII) are also relevant, as shown by the moderate earthquake-induced losses referenced in the present dataset (Tables 1, 2).
If something is important or relevant to our friends, there is a high likelihood that it is also relevant to ourselves, as well.
The finding of Brunstrom and Rogers (2009) that larger portions of foods were chosen when they were perceived to produce low satiation is also relevant; particularly as high energy density and low satiation were related.
If non-thermal effects are involved, SAR is also relevant, being as it is closely correlated with internal electric and magnetic fields in tissue near the radiation source (Mochizuki et al, 2002).
But MSPO is also relevant for Indonesia as Malaysia is one of the major buyers of Indonesian palm oil.
"TENNIS AND CROQUET ARE ALSO RELEVANT!" screamed Tenet as he smashed a tennis racket over his head and swung a croquet mallet into his nose.
