The phrase "as a relevant tool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the usefulness or applicability of a particular tool or method in a specific context.
Example: "In our research, we identified data analysis software as a relevant tool for improving our findings."
Alternatives: "as a useful resource" or "as an effective instrument".
An X-ray and biomarkers cannot be considered as a relevant tool to confirm or rule out diagnosis.
It is shown that at low frequencies (below 100 Hz) the reference electrode may serve as a relevant tool for distinguishing between the cathode and anode electrical behaviour.
Conclusion: Procalcitonin could be a good prognostic marker as well as a relevant tool to reduce the antibiotic therapy duration in the severe NSTI.
This enzyme has been used for the production of biodiesel (microdiesel) after heterologous expression in Escherichia coli (Kalscheuer et al. 2006); thus, it is considered as a relevant tool for engineering new microbial biofuels.
Concept mapping is proposed as a relevant tool to increase knowledge and to guide local governments.
Recently, comparative oncology emerged as a relevant tool for pharmacological development in human cancer research.
A18 Abdominal probe in the hands of interns as a relevant diagnostic tool in revealing the cause of heart failure.
Our results indicate that designing computer programs can raise enough curiosity and can be seen as a relevant learning tool for students.
The present review deals with current developments of novel β-galactosidases derived from recombinant vectors and by protein engineering approaches together with the use of efficient recombinant microbial production systems in order to present the applications of recombinant enzymes as a relevant synthetic tool in biotechnology.
Box-Jenkins method is a four-step process: Firstly, the variance was stabilized using an appropriate transformation (logarithmic, square root or inverse transformation), based on a mean-range plot analysis as a relevant decision tool.
It is in this regard we propose the use of the inferior vena cava to abdominal aortic (IVC AA) diameter index as a new and relevant tool in emergency department (ED) to assess hypovolemia in its early stage.
