The phrase "relevant compliance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of following or adhering to relevant rules, laws, or regulations. Example: Our company ensures relevant compliance with all labor laws and regulations to provide a safe and fair workplace for our employees.
To cover wide range of applications, the set of isotropic, quasi-isotropic and extended benchmark tasks are considered and relevant compliance errors are evaluated taking into account the end-effector deflections caused by the external forces.
In the language of the document, the "next relevant compliance problems surfaced in [redacted] year" and touched on "accessing metadata," the "disclosure of query results and information derived therefrom" and "overcollection".
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"We are aware of the mine in question and have discussed relevant compliance issues with the company," the spokesperson said.
It has been observed that our results confirmed the hypothesis that those who received information from health professionals and scientific journals had higher relevant compliance than those who did not receive information from these sources.
Back in February, the Francis Report exposed the systemic deficiencies of the Mid Staffordshire trust and highlighted the need for more accurate, useful and relevant information, compliance measured by evidence-based methods (as opposed to gut instinct and out-of-date information) and improvements to core information systems.
Descriptions of studies relevant to compliance therapy can be found in Table 11.
During the whole study period, around one thousand of questionnaires have been successfully administered with a relevant patients' compliance to the study (96.1%).
Three processes were identified as the most relevant HH compliance drivers: the reorganization of essential supplies, the optimal provision of medicines and monitoring equipment automatic data collection.
For example, it could be instructive to better understand the experience of registering or reporting on CTG, to determine whether 'ease of use' is relevant to compliance and could be improved.
Based on these results, evidence-based recommendations for the detection of relevant non-compliance were developed to aid the interpretation of compliance reports as part of e.g. a MGMM.
