Pertinent concepts is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to ideas or points that are relevant to the topic at hand. For example, "The professor discussed several pertinent concepts during the lecture."
Next we recall several pertinent concepts.
Next we give some pertinent concepts and facts on completeness for partial metric spaces.
We conclude this section by highlighting some pertinent concepts and facts on w-distances and Q-functions on T0 qpm spaces.
In order to recall the aforesaid extension to the quasi-metric framework, let us fix a few pertinent concepts about quasi-metric spaces.
We start this section by recalling some pertinent concepts and key lemmas from the functions of bounded variation, fuzzy numbers, and fuzzy equivalence classes which we need for the discussion below.
Choosing the pertinent concepts and establishing relations most likely involve analytic and non-analytic processes [ 17].
Another pertinent concept at large in the show is recycling trash and, related, the repurposing of existing materials.
Invariants, particularly differential invariants, are a highly pertinent concept for deciding whether a series of movements was generated from the same prototype or primitive by using each time a different action or transformation from the same group of motions.
In the case of oncology nurses, emotional PTPs have been shown to be counter-productive, since a negative attitude shift related to job-pertinent concepts has been reported (Silberfarb and Levine, 1980).
Themes identified (e.g. transition boundary) were allocated to pertinent procedural concepts (e.g. transition criteria and service boundaries).
The interviewers were local health department epidemiologists familiar with the level of health literacy in this population and were trained to explain the pertinent medical concepts.
