The phrase "are relevant to the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing factors, ideas, or elements that contribute to or have significance in the process of development in a particular context.
Example: "The findings from this research are relevant to the development of new educational strategies."
Alternatives: "are significant for the advancement of" or "are important to the progress of".
In reviewing the November IAEA report, I see the following language in it: "The information indicates that Iran has carried out the following activities that are relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device: "While some of the activities identified in the Annex have civilian as well as military applications, others are specific to nuclear weapons".
The current findings are relevant to the development of mesoporous materials for drug delivery and other biomedical applications.
The results are relevant to the development of photovoltaic thin-film solar cells and flat panel displays.
These findings are relevant to the development of mathematical models of arterial mechanics, particularly for mouse models of arterial diseases involving elastic tissue.
This investigation surveys nine econometric assessments that are relevant to the development of bioenergy, including those based on regression, time-series models, simultaneous equations, input-output model, linear/nonlinear programming model, computable general equilibrium models, engineering economics, data envelopment analysis, and the integrated assessment model.
Direct contact of haematopoietic precursor cells with thymic epithelial cells (TEC) allows the initiation of signalling events, that are relevant to the development of either cell types.
Thus our results could be relevant to the development of many other tissues.
These findings suggest that Sox2 is relevant to the development of resistance to tamoxifen.
The Diploma provides an international perspective of which competencies are relevant to the youth development field.
It is known to be relevant to the liver and development of hepatic steatosis [ 21].
These results may prove to be relevant to the biology of neoplastic development.
