The phrase "apparently relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something seems to be related or applicable based on the information available, though it may not be definitively proven.
Example: "The data we collected from the survey is apparently relevant to our research question, suggesting a potential correlation."
Alternatives: "seemingly pertinent" or "ostensibly applicable".
That they are all Syrians, fleeing their own civil war, is not apparently relevant to the country's ranking as a "good country".
The drug has been tested in all of the apparently relevant settings; children have run out of new ways to twirl the Hula-Hoop.
Hearsay is one of those facts that are "apparently relevant but not really so" (Stephen 1872: 122; see also Stephen 1886: xi).
If intentional properties are relevant at all, then, they are apparently relevant only to what happened in the past during the learning process.
These are standard anti-Semitic themes and storylines, using established anti-Semitic vocabulary lined up with high profile Jews as the only Americans other than Clinton who are apparently relevant to the story.
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The "Adult Swim" cartoons, as they are collectively called, are apparently more relevant than Johnny's late-night heirs, at least to one demographic.
✒Robin Lustig stepped down as presenter of Radio 4's The World Tonight in mid-December, yet bizarrely the process of recruiting a new anchor has yet to begin, apparently because relevant executives have been distracted by the post-Savile/Entwistle chaos and Helen Boaden's replacement won't be known until late March at best.
Killed off by Hasbro, in an update of the game whereby the twinkly if suspicious cook-housekeeper is replaced by "Dr Orchid", a sexy young biologist with a PhD in plant toxicology, who is apparently more relevant to today's women.
Apparently, the relevant alternatives account can be construed in a way that supports K as well as a way that does not.
Fluctuations in the unemployment rates in the destination countries are apparently very relevant for the decision to emigrate, since an increase in unemployment by one percentage point decreases the inflow of migrants by seven percent.
