"into relevancy" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to something becoming relevant or important in a particular situation. Example: With the recent advancements in technology, virtual reality has quickly emerged into relevancy as a useful tool for training and education.
But Headroom, a multi-platform brand and a CGI avatar before most of us knew such terms existed, just might have the capacity to stutter his way back into relevancy again.
As Windows 10 was being launched, people asked if Microsoft would be able to drag itself back into relevancy.
Upsets can propel unknowns into relevancy, as was the case with Florida Gulf Coast University, who received 27.5% more applications the year after their highly-publicized journey to the Sweet Sixteen as a 15-seed.
Not all of them will be able to buy their way back into relevancy, but, on the whole, this effort is a net positive for the incumbents and a win-win for education and EdTech startups.
But if you're asking me, Do I think that that will get Republicans back into relevancy?
In coming weeks, Hewitt will travel to Washington and New Mexico to meet with Libertarian Party activists and teach them how to catapult their party into relevancy for good.
Berkshire takes a huge step into cultural relevancy with a skit based on "Breaking Bad," with Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul reprising their roles as Walter White and Jesse Pinkman.
The present study provides new insights into the relevancy of lattice parameter, electronic structure with catalytic property, and suggests design features for excellent nanostructured catalysts.
Furthermore, integrating three analysis tools proved to be useful for an insight into the relevancy of some molecules on the progression of thyroid carcinoma; mainly, molecules involved in cell to cell signaling events as well as cell death and survival cell-death processes, namely, the metalloproteinases, the caspases and their regulators.
Google combines all these measures into a final relevancy score.
Four months after reaching the Round of 8 in the N.C.A.A. tournament, in July 1999, Gonzaga found itself scrambling to replace the coach who led them into college basketball relevancy, when Minnesota hired away Dan Monson.
