The phrase "are highly relevant for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of a particular subject or topic in relation to something else.
Example: "The findings of this research are highly relevant for understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "are very pertinent to" or "are significantly applicable to".
Functional molecular nanoarchitectures (FMNs) are highly relevant for the development of future nanotechnology devices.
These findings are highly relevant for all reactive industrial plasma assisted physical vapor deposition processes utilizing substrate rotation.
The molecular mechanisms responsible for latency are multiply determined; therefore, we will briefly introduce the transcriptional mechanisms governing latency, which are highly relevant for current anti-latency compounds.
Such risks, however, are highly relevant for current occupational radiation protection and calculation of lifetime risks for conversions from WLM into effective dose (Tomasek et al, 2008b).
Hence, the respective timings of the unconformity and of the microbial limestone are highly relevant for constraining the underlying mechanisms during the extinction and its immediate aftermath.
Their findings reveal important new insights into parasite biology and are highly relevant for rational vaccine design.
These results are highly relevant for defining the size of different microbial hot spots and understanding microbial ecology in soils.
These assumptions are highly relevant for future design of small-molecule inhibitors as therapeutic agents for the treatment of amyloid-associated diseases.
These results are highly relevant for the parameterization of molecular mechanics force fields which form the basis of molecular dynamics simulations of retinal proteins such as rhodopsin.
These findings about medication utilization changes in response to negative information are highly relevant for policy design and for determining thresholds for regulatory interventions.
These data are highly relevant for comparing decentralised treatment options with existing end-of-pipe treatments, for feeding into risk assessments and for design purposes.
