The phrase "also relevant for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something applies or is pertinent to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The findings of this study are also relevant for a broader understanding of climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "also applicable to a" or "also significant for a".
Almost all of these studies focus on the processing of static pictures of faces, however, with little attention paid to the recognition of dynamic faces, faces as they change over time a topic in neuroscience that is also relevant for a variety of technical applications, including robotics, animation, and human-computer interfaces.
The guideline is 0-5 years but the course is also relevant for a founder starting over or re-branding.
We're going to see a transition as users realize this lifeline they have—the phone is also relevant for a lot of the things they want to do in the world.
The topic of fear of legal consequences has been shown relevant from an international perspective [ 10] and is, according to clinical experiences and previous research [ 26] also relevant for a Swedish context where people living with HIV under the law are obligated to disclose their HIV status to sexual partners and when seeking health care.
Our findings are also relevant for an ongoing controversy bearing on the dichotomy of B1 versus B2 cells.
The results provide the basis for selecting the best R candidates for sheep and goat vaccination against B. melitensis, and are also relevant for an appraisal of the value of brucellosis R vaccines.
The problem of an appropriate sample size is also relevant for PAA, a method frequently used to support inferences about the existence of new taxa in combination with the PSC (e.g. [ 30, 31, 34- 36]).
The Lumo Lift is also relevant for folks with a Standing desk, since proper posture is important while standing or sitting.
Cathode characterization is also relevant for the design of a high performance cell.
These arguments are also relevant for the state as an owner and support the inclusion of consumer surplus in the goal function.
Yet, little consideration has been given to the relationship between trust and service quality of health insurers in a complaint handling situation, which is also relevant for other countries that have adapted a system of managed competition.
