The phrase "of pertinence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means "relevant" or "of importance." Example: The court dismissed the evidence presented by the defense lawyer because it was not of pertinence to the case.
Such a notion might be the stuff of hypothetical fantasy, yet with the Major League Soccer play-offs under way it at least has a degree of pertinence right now.
With the United States on the brink of war, and with race at the forefront of American social issues, "South Pacific," for all its datedness (especially regarding relations between the sexes), gives off quite the frisson of pertinence.
At the risk of pertinence, here's a reminder of these two teams' results to date: Pool Stage Australia 28-20 England Australia 34-2 Fiji Australia 50-0 IrEngland Australia 42-24 Samoa New Zealand 48-0 France New Zealand 56-10 Papua New Guinea Quarter Finals Australia 62-0 USA New Zealand 40-4 Scotland Semi Finals New Zealand 20-18 England Australia 64-0 Fiji Seriously, those are the scores.
Beside these official data, many studies have been published but must be carefully interpreted according to their level of pertinence.
Besides, only a single trust network is utilized to evaluate all sellers, leading to problems such as lack of pertinence and quite large deviation of evaluation.
This would detract in a very substantial way from the relevance of U: falsity of the part detracts very substantially from overall truth, and lack of pertinence in the part detracts very substantially from overall pertinence.
The present results thus provide theoretical evidence in support of the pertinence of Schweizer's theory of abrupt thermochromism to the polysilanes.
Our partnership with Dailymotion is an excellent illustration of the pertinence of our content strategy.
CL, MC, ZZ, LM, DN, and RT provided valuable CEST expertise and collaborated in the review of the pertinence and accuracy of its contents.
The paper intends to provide a conceptual justification, then an industrial verification, of the pertinence and applicability of the method proposed.
Third, a limitation of key pertinence for studies of resilience is that within our community-based sample, few children had experienced very high levels of family adversity.
