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The phrase "are not pertinent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is not relevant or applicable to the matter at hand.
Example: "The details you provided about the previous project are not pertinent to our current discussion."
Alternatives: "are not relevant" or "are not applicable."
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"David is willing to attend something like that meeting as a gesture of coöperation," Mary Sweeney says, "but he believes that questions about motivation are not pertinent".
The methods [6 14] exploiting interframe LSF correlation are not pertinent in the present study.
The details of this process are not pertinent to our current purposes.
The absence of a level of proof does not signify that the recommendations are not pertinent and useful.
A major aspect of learning to read and to construct representations involves determining which features are and are not pertinent (Van Fraassen 2008).
Thus, the mechanical parameters measured while skiing these ergometers are not pertinent to analyze and discriminate the performance produce by elite athletes.
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Anything else is not pertinent".
It's not pertinent to getting working done.
Often it is not pertinent to what the patient came in with.
"We aren't of the view that simply because things happened at 2.14[am] and following that they're not pertinent.
In any case, he added, the debate was not pertinent, because hardly any of the sexual abuse charges against priests involved such memories.
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