The phrase "and relevant in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or applicability of a subject within a specific context or framework.
Example: "The findings of this study are significant and relevant in a broader context of climate change research."
Alternatives: "and applicable in a" or "and significant in a".
Kenneth Feld told the AP that it was becoming increasingly difficult to make a traveling circus viable and relevant in a world of modern entertainment.
"Angela had a much more difficult task, to keep the Missoni brand meaningful and relevant in a much more competitive world".
Cornell, as a research university, faces this challenge: How do we remain flexible, adaptive and relevant in a time when the boundaries of science/technology – and its role in the world – are changing so rapidly?
Satterwhite replies to these with a form letter. "All told, we get around twelve hundred potentially publishable letters — things that are actually in English and relevant — in a given week," Satterwhite continued.
This paper explores to what extent the debt-swap concept might be applicable and relevant in a domestic setting by alleviating farm debt in return for on-farm conservation activities.
The Commission on Religion and Belief in British Public Life, led by former high court judge Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, also recommends curtailing the segregation of children by faith and a radical overhaul of the teaching of belief to make it more realistic and relevant in a diverse and increasingly secular country.
Lord & Taylor, the venerable chain with headquarters on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, has been struggling to remain hip and relevant in an overcrowded retail environment.
For reassortment to be detectable and relevant in an evolutionary and epidemiological context, hybrid progeny must be viable and exhibit little or no fitness deficit relative to other genotypes which cocirculate in a population.
In caring for the Earth, we also care for one another, and make our faith more alive and relevant in and to a broken world.
There's lots of speculation on what the soon-to-be independent AOL should do to drive user and revenue growth, and stay relevant in a world dominated by Google, Microsoft and Facebook.
But I also see a generation that peaked during a time of volunteerism and improvisation, now trying to keep pace and stay relevant in a time of professionalism, mass communications, advanced technology and cost efficiency.
