"recognize as relevant" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to acknowledge or perceive something as important or pertinent. Example: During the investigation, the police were able to recognize the witness's testimony as relevant to the case and used it as evidence in court.
Intervention with informal caregivers (IC) of psychiatric patients is internationally recognized as relevant and a priority.
One factor long recognized as relevant to predicting dangerous driver behavior is the driver's personality.
The ways people relate to their environment are recognized as relevant to landscape sustainability efforts and policies.
We could find 35 maximal weak cliques, which represent the bigger groups in which each member recognized or was recognized as relevant by all other members.
In order to enhance the validity of the search, our data sample was limited to web resources only offered by credible organizations, such as universities, museums, foundations, institutions, and similar entities formally recognized as relevant to engineering, as well as educational and curriculum topics.
A work of art may have to be recognized as, e.g., calm just in the sense of having such feature (if needed, having it metaphorically), and such feature be recognized as relevant to the work's nature and value as something that the beholder ought to perceive without it being the case that the work exemplifies or expresses calmness.
Only 16 variables were recognized as relevant.
Outstanding experiences need to be recognized as relevant teaching opportunities.
Computational models have been recognized as relevant for the understanding of biological systems.
Significant contributions to Wikis (as contributor or editor) should be recognized as relevant scientific work and therefore appear in the track record of a researcher.
