The phrase "relevance for concerns" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It may not be a common phrase, but it can be used to describe the importance or significance of something in relation to specific concerns or issues. For example: - "The research findings have significant relevance for environmental concerns and sustainability." - "The new policy has little relevance for the concerns of marginalized communities." - "The speaker's message had clear relevance for the audience's economic concerns."
Although the topic is of high relevance for the patients concerned as well as for health care policy, to date there is only preliminary research in this field.
Beyond the ethical and personal relevance for the patients concerned, compulsory admission of people with mental disorder has far-reaching effects also in terms of health care costs.
In people with dementia, EL principles have mostly been studied in laboratory tasks that have little practical relevance for the participants concerned, yet show positive effects.
The first Articles with specific relevance for scientific research are concerned with general principles (Article 5) and lawfulness (Article 6) of personal data processing.
The problem of identifying the underlying determinants of safe work-based sociotechnical systems is a critical research issue, and one with clear relevance for impacting real-world safety concerns.
In view of the generic nature of puberty and transitional care issues [ 9], the results concerning needs and experienced deficits as far as these central topics are concerned—have relevance for young patients with other childhood onset chronic illnesses.
Due to the fact that serial sections were not analyzed a statement concerning the relevance for lymphangiosis and haemangiosis carcinomatosa cannot be made.
The 648 items covered 805 issues potentially relevant to shoulder patients, as several items included two or more issues (e.g., "I have difficulty opening, holding, pushing, or pressing [e.g., triggers, levers, heavy doors]". All issues were assessed by three raters (two orthopedic surgeons, one psychologist) concerning their relevance for the assessment of the forgotten joint concept.
This analysis concerns screening scenarios, but has relevance for diagnostic algorithms among people actively seeking care with TB symptoms as well.
Larger cohorts will be necessary for a more substantial statistical power concerning its prognostic relevance for AC.
