"of relevant interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is important or pertinent to a particular topic or situation. Here are two examples of how it could be used in a sentence: 1. "We will only be discussing topics that are of relevant interest to our audience." 2. "The study focused on gathering data that is of relevant interest to the research question at hand."
Facebook's use of relevant interest categories for targeted advertising and it's, Partner Categories Service are also cause for concern.
The mechanical behaviour of materials with spatial gradients in composition is of relevant interest in a variety of applications.
The possibility of operating in remote environments by means of telecontrolled systems has always been considered of relevant interest in robotics.
Metallic and magnetic nanowires are a subject of relevant interest due to their promising applications in a diversified set of fields.
Receptors are proteins of relevant interest because of the fundamental role they play in living environments at a cellular level[1, 2].
High energy X-ray beams allow to perform analysis on different materials and objects of relevant interest that cannot be investigated with conventional X-ray sources.
They are all expected to make a full declaration of "relevant" interests in the Register, though unlike MPs, they do not have to indicate how much they are earning, unless it is for lobbying or parliamentary consultancy.
Any panelist should give a special contribution to the study based on his or her special competence and role as the representative of a relevant interest group.
The analysis of HCMV-specific T-cell immunity after organ transplant is of relevant clinical interest.
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