The phrase "insufficient relevance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to something that is not relevant enough, or not directly related enough, to the topic at hand. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "While the article provided some interesting information, its inclusion in the research paper was deemed to have insufficient relevance to the overall topic."
Current standards of linguistic translation [7] of a survey alone may be insufficient to achieve relevance to target respondents [8, 9].
Transplants due to virus-related acute hepatic failure were disregarded due to minor relevance and insufficient data.
When the title and/or abstract provided insufficient information to determine relevance, full paper copies of the articles were ordered and they proceeded to the second stage.
Some of these alternately spliced gene products may have therapeutic utility as markers of the progression of the disease or as drug targets; however there are insufficient data supporting their relevance in larger clinical populations.
It was noted that serologic test were not ordered due to either (i) deliberate from relevance deemed insufficient by the oncologist because of the entry into advanced palliative/terminal phase or (ii) unintentional due to lack of awareness of oncologists despite the study implementation.
6. Relevance is relevant.
If the argument of section 3.3 is correct, the fundamental problem with the SR model is that statistical relevance information is insufficient to fully capture causal information in the sense that different causal structures can be consistent with the same information about statistical relevance relationships.
Similarly, the CM model faces the difficulty that information about causal processes and interactions is also insufficient to fully capture causal relevance relations and that there is a range of cases in which causal relationships hold between $C$ and $E$ (and hence in which $C$ figures in an explanation of $E$) although there is no connecting causal process between $C$ and $E$.
If title and/or abstract provided insufficient information to assess the relevance, these references proceeded to the second inclusion stage.
When the title and/or abstract provided insufficient information to determine the relevance, full-paper copies of the articles were retrieved and reviewed.
