The phrase "as practical relevant" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as practically relevant"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the relevance or applicability of a concept, idea, or method in a practical context.
Example: "The findings of this study are as practically relevant to our industry as they are theoretically significant."
Alternatives: "as applicable" or "as useful in practice".
Our research suggests that many companies operating in Islamic countries are finding the current, broad tools to not always be as practical or relevant in the local context, so this got us thinking that perhaps we need to approach the role of CSR differently.
Analyzing the data collected through questionnaires, interview and FGDs using the most appropriate statistical methods which are presented in detail in the full report of the evaluation; Findings and Conclusions: The JJ training workshops for police were evaluated as practical and relevant to the needs and priorities of the police by 81.3%% of the trainees.
They needed specific, practical, relevant information about their predicament as a small community in the middle of a disease outbreak caused by bioterrorism.
They want to teach students practical relevant skills.
We conclude that due to its analogy to the jellylike boom culture of C. elegans on microbe-rich rotting plant material liquid S-medium culture in spatially confined microtiter wells represents a relevant as well as practical tool for comparative identification of age-resolved nanoparticle effects and vulnerabilities in a significant target organism.
The conductance values are used as practical measure of the rheological attributes of the relevant conductors; the conductors reflect fractured zones that are interconnected by fluid pathways.
Moving from ideal theory to non-ideal theory and empirical applications makes the selection of relevant capabilities even more complicated, for other concerns such as feasibility, data availability, practical relevance, and even parsimony may play significant roles.
Moreover, there is a lack of guideline for costing method with a common consensus of researchers and relevant expertise which can address the standard methodological as well as practical issues in Bangladesh.
Another bill the governor vetoed would have forced agencies to make relevant documents available to the public three days before open meetings, or as soon as practical.
