The phrase "relevant in assessing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to discuss the importance or significance of something in the process of evaluating or judging a situation or issue. Example: "The candidate's past experience in project management is highly relevant in assessing their qualifications for this job."
This is relevant in assessing potential harm to trust.
Some questions are relevant in assessing these practices: What is the sense of learning in the knowledge society?
However, our central analytical interest specifically refers to those factors that are relevant in assessing in-company IVET's significance.
Evaluation of biochemical parameters; ALT, AST, ALP, albumin bilirubins and total proteins are therefore relevant in assessing the integrity of liver following administration of plants extracts.
This method provides information about diverse cultural themes and practices in the lives of unique individuals (Gilgun 2009), which is relevant in assessing the effectiveness of our international post-disaster intervention.
On the contrary, they are crucially relevant in assessing the scope of mereology and the degree to which its standard formulations and extensions betray intuitions that may be found too narrow, false, or otherwise problematic.
Indeed, they are crucially relevant also in assessing the ideal desideratum mentioned at the beginning of this section the desideratum of a neat demarcation between core principles that are simply meant to fix the intended meaning of 'part' and principles that reflect more substantive theses concerning the parthood relation.
Some of the most relevant endpoints in assessing the potential for a given protein to induce atopic or allergic asthma respiratory hypersensitivity are the development of cytotropic antibodies (IgE, IgG1), eosinophil influx into the lung, and airway hyperresponsiveness to the sensitizing protein and/or to non-antigenic stimuli (Mch).
They feature a less streamlined antagonism than American debates, where personality and gravitas are actually relevant considerations in assessing a potential President.
The criteria represent the relevant considerations in assessing the impact of implementing any of the different alternatives.
We did not consider blinding of personnel (that is, intervention providers) to be a relevant consideration in assessing risk of bias in included studies because personnel were not judged instrumental in delivery of the intervention.
