The phrase 'in conjunction with the relevant' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe two separate but related topics. For example, "We need to develop a plan to address the environmental issues, in conjunction with the relevant government regulations."
"Naturally we are interested in destroying the data, in conjunction with the relevant regulators, as soon as possible".
Credit is evaluated toward the degree program registered with Veterans Affairs or DoD as determined by the Office of the University Registrar in conjunction with the relevant academic department(s) or program(s).
Credit is evaluated toward the degree program registered with Veterans Affairs as determined by the Office of the University Registrar in conjunction with the relevant academic department(s) or program(s).
They may not survive long enough to be consulted in conjunction with the relevant documents; hence the author's use of interviews.
However, the normative force does then not derive from the categorization itself, but from the categorization in conjunction with the relevant norm (c.f Glüer&Wikforss 2009, 469).
Each "work step" in the production process is then described in conjunction with the relevant cost components.
And in conjunction with the construction of the relevant resources enable students to gradually increase the level of theory and practice by self-learning, online learning.
This problem is solved by the higher-order theory according to which the transformed displacement vector is expressed by a second order expansion in terms of local coordinates, in conjunction with the equilibrium equations and the relevant boundary conditions.
Finally, imaging may be undertaken for more complex cases that require specialist referral but prior investigations in conjunction with the clinical radiologist and the relevant specialist is undertaken to ensure that the referral is to the correct specialist and that the consultation is productive.
The CONSORT PRO extension should be used in conjunction with the CONSORT checklist and relevant extensions as appropriate for the study design.
Moreover, (intentional) intention formations result from the causal work of a relevant intention, in conjunction with the agent's attentional attunement to relevant features of the deliberative situation.
