'pertinent message' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it when you are referring to a message that is relevant and important to the topic being discussed. For example, "The speaker had a pertinent message about the dangers of youth substance abuse."
"I suspect that the effect of the 'condensed' convention will only distill the speakers, allowing those with the most pertinent messages to speak," he said in an email.
To keep everything in one place, respond to pertinent messages so they're automatically saved in your sent file (eliminating search across multiple folders).
6. Avenue Q, about a down-at-heels urban neighborhood where different-colored residents live comfortably side by side, closed not long ago, but it's been brought back to off-Broadway because, it would appear, of its pertinent 2009-10 message.
She has recently collaborated with Blood Orange and Kelela, supported Grimes and Florence and the Machine, and she counters spiritual, celestial classical-crossover soundscapes with pertinent political messages.
The most pertinent of these message types is GPRMC.
Both Mr. Obama and Mr. Bush also took to traveling to places pertinent to their messages, and perhaps more vivid to networks and viewers.
This week, Trump was still backing the quarterback—"I know him so well, he's such a high-quality guy"—even in light of news, highlighted by the commissioner in his rejection of the appeal, that Brady had asked an assistant to destroy a cell phone that may have contained text messages pertinent to the investigation.
This week, Trump was still backing the quarterback — "I know him so well, he's such a high-quality guy" — even in light of news, highlighted by the commissioner in his rejection of the appeal, that Brady had asked an assistant to destroy a cell phone that may have contained text messages pertinent to the investigation.
