The phrase "not fully relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are trying to convey that something is not entirely related to the topic/subject at hand. For example, "His remarks on this topic were not fully relevant to the discussion we were having."
However, we think that organizing abstraction in levels is not fully relevant.
The number of groups defined at the inflexion point (Table 2) is not fully relevant with regard to the true variability.
It is worth mentioning that datasets commonly used as benchmarks in text mining works, such as Reuters RCV1/RCV2 [16], are not fully relevant to this project since our work is concerned with combining information from multiple sources.
Such models have been used in a number of studies on MS, but they are not fully relevant to this disease.
However, the non-target group staff had low completion rates, and found that either the content of the PALM PLUS package was not fully relevant or applicable to their scope of practice or at their level of training.
Even if the hierarchy itself is not fully relevant in this case, the improvement can be explained, on the one hand, by the multitask effect, i.e. by the fact that we use the data from the target and the data from other targets with a smaller weight, and on the other hand, by the fact that we give more weight to the enzymes with the same serial number than to the other enzymes.
Specifically, they also found the SAM assessment inadequate for determining cultural appropriateness, suggesting that current validated tools may not be fully relevant or valid for non- English speaking people and used a learner verification method to modify their original untailored educational tools.
As a result there is major uncertainty as to the state of many ENPs following their release because much of current testing on pristine ENPs may not be fully relevant for risk assessment purposes.
Update: The Sarah Lacy post linked to above has been substantially rewritten with a lot of the negative comments about Y Combinator removed, so the link is not longer fully relevant.
Furthermore, QALE was estimated by extrapolation from an external sample of 142 unselected ICU patients given PMV [ 3], and this fact may not be fully relevant to patients with cancer.
Attempts to correct for self-selection bias were based on information outside of the study itself (either from a previous time period, or from other geographical areas) that may not be fully relevant.
