The phrase "appropriate relevant" is not correct as it combines two adjectives that are redundant when used together.
You can use it when trying to describe something that is suitable and pertinent, but it would be better to choose one of the adjectives to avoid redundancy.
Example: "The information provided was appropriate for the context of the discussion."
Alternatives: "suitable" or "pertinent".
The London police were criticized in 1999 for cracking down on actions against the Chinese president, and are being counseled to make sure policing is "appropriate, relevant and proportionate".
The London police were harshly criticized in 1999 when they cracked down on actions against the visiting Chinese president, Jiang Zemin, and a Scotland Yard spokesman said that in light of that episode, the police were now being counseled to make sure policing was "appropriate, relevant and proportionate".
Does not produce any appropriate, relevant material.
Indeed, more in depth studies both in vitro as well as in vivo in appropriate relevant animal models are needed to strengthen this suggestion.
The advantage of our method is to treat correlations between multiple data sets and gives appropriate relevant weights of multiple data sets with mutual correlations.
In this paper, we propose a software defect prediction model learning problem (SDPMLP) where a classification model selects appropriate relevant inputs, from a set of all available inputs, and learns the classification function.
Make a list of age-appropriate, relevant books for each week.
Where appropriate, the relevant Thomas poem is printed alongside its modern descendant.
To the contrary, it is appropriate for relevant authorities to determine whether it warrants investigation".
But for all the unexpected financial success, some commentators question whether it is appropriate or relevant to link the "bravery" of appearing without makeup to the very different challenge of fighting cancer, triggering fierce debates online.
