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"directly relevant to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to connect two ideas that are related in a specific way. For example, "The new study is directly relevant to our discussion of the challenges facing the industry."
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It's directly relevant to what he wrote.
The other question remains directly relevant to this day.
Calculus, chemistry, and physics are directly relevant to the B.S.E.
This history is directly relevant to modern debates.
CO2 production operations are directly relevant to CO2 storage requirements.
Neither of these points is directly relevant to the purpose of Monday's letter.
These are both good points but neither directly relevant to the issue of public interest.
"Don't talk about your hobbies unless they're directly relevant to your chosen programme.
Perfect for Y12 - directly relevant to the A level History curriculum.
The judge said it was not directly relevant to the case and could be prejudicial.
This is directly relevant to investigations such as the Panama Papers.
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