The phrase "are relevant as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is pertinent or applicable in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The findings of this study are relevant as they provide new insights into the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "are applicable as" or "are significant as".
In addition, a variety of other stylistic considerations are relevant, as are the foreign influences that have been absorbed.
Both events provided students with insights on how to break into the field, what sort of skills and experience are relevant, as well as perspectives on where the future is trending.
Being the performance model a Stochastic Well-formed Net, the method is enabled to analyze systems where the object identities are relevant as well as those where they are not.
This article examines one slice of that legal puzzle: the UN Charter's prohibitions of the threat or use of "force" contained in Article 2(4).4 Other writings in this volume deal with questions such as Article 51's self-defense provisions and questions of State responsibility, and there are other international legal prohibitions and regulations that are relevant as well.
While this paper contributes to IFC data exchange by (1) providing improvement to the elimination of duplicated instances and by (2) investigating modeling techniques for sharing such duplicates, further topics like Model View Definitions (MVD) and Level of Geometry (LoG) are relevant as well.
More information on which functional traits are relevant as well as their evolutionary patterns is needed for a thorough understanding of the effect of serpentine soil on ECM fungi.
Finally, methodological aspects, such as ease to amplify by PCR or the availability of universal primers, are relevant as well.
This demonstrates that not only the subcellular location of antigen expression affects the immune response generated, but the antigen's characteristics are relevant as well.
The development of the intervention using a community-based participatory approach demonstrates the importance of involving stakeholders early to ensure that the intervention and the research design are relevant as well as feasible within the community.
The ability of the mean-field model to reproduce site-specific amino acid distributions in the PDB, where these effects are averaged out, suggests that it captures important features of the selection process, but quite probably other selective forces are relevant as well.
