The phrase "becomes germane" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something becomes relevant or applicable to a particular situation or topic. Example: As the discussion shifted to the economic impact of the pandemic, the question of government aid became germane to the conversation.
This is one of the places where debates about psychological strategies such as self-deception, "bad faith," wish-fulfillment, "irony," and the like become germane in the ethics of belief (see Wisdo 1991, Wisdo 1993, Mele 2001).
52 This becomes particularly germane given that with age in general, social networks become smaller due to attrition from poor health, lack of financial resources required to engage in social activities (eg, traveling, dining out), and death of others in their social network.
The possibility of a smaller impact from the White House's policies became particularly germane on Wednesday, when Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Fed, testified before Congress.
These considerations become especially germane when considering therapeutic strategies.
Hence, the still remaining open questions of the identity of the specific PI3-K isoform complexes that are responsible for driving HIEC cell survival, as well as those isoform complexes that are specifically engaged by integrin β1/Fak/Src-mediated signaling, have become quite germane.
This question becomes even more germane when we consider that all strains of C. albicans are biotin auxotrophs [ 21], and it has long been known that 2 to 4 times as much biotin is required for maximum growth of S. cerevisiae on urea, allantoic acid, or allantoin as sole nitrogen sources [ 22].
There is that added bit of context because you know exactly when they got it, which means that time-sensitive notifications like those that recommend a precise establishment or ping you during a live event become much more germane.
Since every notion of information invokes naturally a germane one of conditional or mutual information, it becomes natural to base measures of similarity on the latter and hence ultimately on some kind of relative compressibility [ 5].
When I'm working on a book, or what will eventually become a book, everything germane floats around and comes out on little pieces of paper: from flyers, note cards, notebooks, newspaper, you name it; magazine blow-in cards are good, too.
Perhaps more germane to the pathogenesis of sympathetically maintained pain are the experimental models that have been extensively reproduced, in which sympathetic sprouting at the dorsal root ganglia becomes apparent after nerve injury and forms basket-like structures around large-diameter axotomized sensory neurons; sympathetic stimulation can activate such neurons repetitively [ 27].
