The phrase "as pertinent for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or applicability of something in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The findings of this study are as pertinent for educators as they are for policymakers."
Alternatives: "as relevant to" or "as applicable to".
While a little more idealistic than I personally feel capable of aspiring to, the philosophy of this book strikes me as pertinent for a person in power.
Uncertainties on relevant facts can be masked when not all arguments are regarded as pertinent, for example when a policy elite manages to frame a certain problem exclusively within an economic rationale.
Studies of the TNF inhibitor infliximab stimulated most of the developments recognised today as pertinent for TNF inhibitors and also set the stage for other biologic agents.
These are characteristics repeatedly occurring in the research that we interpret as pertinent for applying open source concepts to drug discovery.
Parents acknowledged the importance of physical activity for general health and wellbeing and were aware that these benefits were just as pertinent for their child with asthma, type 1 diabetes or cystic fibrosis.
This author also considered that the log (coefficient of average aspect ratio; i.e. the mean of the aspect ratio), was not as pertinent for predicting the incidence of tumors as the log of the number of fibers having the characteristics defined above.
"Who do you do?" is as pertinent a question for us as "What do you do?" We want to know someone's sexual preference so we can put them in a box.
Given high HCV transmission coupled with low levels of diagnosis and treatment among PWID, as well as rapid developments in treatment effectiveness, the case for full access to antiviral treatment for PWID is becoming as pertinent as it has been for HIV since the mid-1990s.
Clearly, the need for another audit of private practitioners prescriptions for TB seemed as pertinent as it was two decades ago.
Great that these campaigns are raising awareness, but we should not be absorbing them at face value; rather, we should be asking ourselves why the need for them remains as pertinent as ever.
Current therapeutic approaches are accounting for FcRs as pertinent targets for the treatment of inflammatory diseases (Hogarth & Pietersz, 2012).
