The phrase "extremely related" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when emphasizing a strong connection or relevance between two subjects, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The two topics are extremely related, making it easier to understand the overall concept."
Alternatives: "highly relevant" or "closely connected."
The dissolution process of apatite is extremely related to the experimental conditions, e.g., temperature, agitation, solid component, solution composition, solid/solution ratio [15].
"It's education but also expanding horizons, understanding the existence of a whole host of art forms that are extremely related and important to our cultural history," Joseph W. Polisi, president of the Juilliard School, said.
Each of the 90 items is rated on a five-point Likert scale ranging from "not at all" to "extremely" relating to distress.
Members of the IS3 family are similar in many aspects, and form an extremely coherent and highly related family.
As detailed in this section, all organisms on Earth are extremely closely related, despite superficial differences.
"Either it is making fun of gay people or it is extremely serious, related only to HIV," she says.
All of the "military" isolates (Detrick clones1through 3, BACI051, Dugway) were extremely closely related to each other and to both ATCC9372 variants.
Extremely closely related organisms were only identified in a handful of cases, and occurred in both sick and healthy infants.
Although the epidemic spread over a large area, it involved extremely closely related isolates, 86.7% of which (SGT-1) were identical across the highly discriminating SNR markers.
Crucially, we were able to identify reinfection with extremely closely related strains, where previous typing schemes with lower resolution would have inferred recrudescence.
Incest is the mating of extremely closely related individuals, usually sharing half of their genome (such as parent-child or brother-sister), or at least a quarter (such as grand-parent with grand-child).
