The phrase "relevant for those" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing information or topics that are applicable or significant to a specific group of people.
Example: "The findings of this study are particularly relevant for those interested in climate change policy."
Alternatives: "pertinent to those" or "applicable to those"
The emotional engagement with climate change is particularly relevant for those whose task is to make their companies more "sustainable".
We want to encourage pragmatic improvement in care and support services and make sure the information will be relevant for those who are searching for it.
This value is relevant for those people with bank accounts large enough to acquire new passports and countries of residence the target demographic of Henley & Partners.
Although the topic is particularly relevant for those in the Giants' locker room, few players have lobbied to change the current format.
"Why is this material deemed less relevant for those pursuing a biology degree?" one may wonder.
This study is also relevant for those interested in initiating radical, structural reforms in general.
This gain is particularly relevant for those scenarios where the secondary is interference-limited rather than power-limited.
That will be a question that might also be relevant for those who will be working on maintaining Pulse going forward.
However, it looks like search has become more relevant for those interested in finding a place to get an abortion in the last few days.
To analyze the experience of a large developing country tertiary ophthalmology system to identify generalizable information relevant for those planning similar centers elsewhere.
This is especially relevant for those terms that are difficult to asses, such as recharge from river infiltration during floods, which we have found to be very important.
