'geographical relevance' is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it to describe the importance or relationship a location or region has to something. For example, "The country's geographical relevance to international trade is what makes it so financially successful."
In the current study, an attempt to completely describe mtDNA variability and genetic connections for Polish population was made, based on a large group of individuals (5852) and including administrative unit clustering as an additional method of population dividing for increased geographical relevance.
When I interviewed at my present university, a major focus of my sales pitch was the geographical relevance of my field of environmental physiology and temperature regulation to Dalhousie University, located on the edge of the North Atlantic.
It illustrates how the choice of search sources can increase geographical relevance.
All proposed projects must have both a geographical dimension and relevance to other scientific fields and be of broad scientific interest.
For Chinese settlers in Southeast Asia, kinship and geographical and business relevance played an important role in their local development, including dialect groups, geographic groups, and relatively stable migration networks like overseas clans.
The technique has developed considerably and it is marked by a system of nomenclature and strain data capture and identification with a huge geographical and epidemiological relevance worldwide [ 24].
The reason why these kind of developments are noteworthy and exciting for those watching the immersive tech space is because, if successfully implemented, they will reduce (and eventually eliminate) the relevance of geographical borders.
The process by which the items were generated and selected by the study participants themselves, adds to the cultural relevance and geographical specificity of the scale.
An integrated community health team approach, established jointly by the Ministry of Health and Médecins Sans Frontières in 2007, has improved accountability, relevance, and geographical access for basic health services.
Identification of the predominant germline mutations in candidate susceptibility genes within a particular geographical area has particular relevance to achieve a prediction of the melanoma risk as well as to address patients and their families to clinical screening.
The high frequency of reviews of high geographic and thematic relevance reflected the focus of the search strategy, which included terms related to the main topics and geographical scope of health systems strengthening proposals.
