The phrase 'not of relevance' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a specific topic or point is not relevant to the conversation or discussion at hand. For example, "The fact that the movie was in 3D is not of relevance for this review."
However judge Slim Aloulou of Tunisia said the international calendar "is not of relevance in establishing whether clubs are obliged to release players [for the] men's Olympic football tournament".
Changes in HRT during the campaign were not of relevance for the removal of CBZ and DCL.
The Met said it searched Elthorne Park, but had "determined this area is not of relevance to the investigation".
They contain these assessments of an overall environmental hazard assessment on PBT-related properties and additional data as well as studies not of relevance for the present discussion.
Quite interestingly, the experts echoed a similar consensus that while it is imperative for a social enterprise to have a market-oriented solution to a social problem; it is not of relevance whether they have registered their legal identity as a for-profit or a not-for-profit.
However, such a concern is not of relevance in this study, because the site response due to near-surface weathering of the rock can be almost extracted through a correction factor in taking the ratio of the in-situ measurement to the prediction.
The Marrakesh Decision is not currently of relevance to Fiji as it is not a recipient of food aid and is not a net importer of food.
We do not mean that any efficiency analysis should cover all these factors as some may not be of relevance.
This includes terms such as pathogenesis or lactation that would appear in the relevant literature due to subject matter described, and not because of relevance to disease.
How can such detail not be of relevance?
Both issues are not only of relevance to materials scientists but also need consideration in (eco toxicological testing.
