The phrase "relevant institutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to institutions that are pertinent or applicable to a specific topic or context.
Example: "The research was conducted in collaboration with several relevant institutes that specialize in environmental science."
Alternatives: "pertinent organizations" or "applicable institutions."
The development of relevant institutes and the stimulation of demand for R&D results from the side of industry, broader involvement in the international division of scientific work, and the introduction of adequate legal protection for intellectual property rights are all of critical importance for S&T institutes and other research organizations in Russia and Ukraine.
The results will be published in scientific journals and presented to local government and relevant institutes.
Prior to preparing an application, researchers are strongly encouraged both to review the general research interests of the participating institutes and to contact program staff of the relevant institutes to discuss the proposed research.
Prior to conducting this study, we acquired ethical clearance from relevant institutes including the Ethical Committee on Medical Research involving Human Subjects from the Department of Medical Research, Lower Myanmar; the Research Ethics Review Committee from the World Health Organization, Geneva; and the Human Research Ethics Committee from The University of Melbourne.
Attend meetings of relevant institutes and have some business cards ready to hand out.
TOKYO — As other Asian powers rise and Japan becomes less of a player on the world stage, the University of Tokyo is trying to strengthen its reputation as a globally relevant institute of higher learning.
Call the relevant institute's contact person (that information can be found in the K Kiosk) to clarify such eligibility requirements.
If you're not getting the answers you require from the program officers at the relevant institute and if this column doesn't illuminate things fully, contact Walter Goldschmidts, acting NIH research training officer, in the Office of the Director.
All treatment of children including clinical examination and radiological examination has been according to routine clinical treatment norms at the relevant institute.
Our experiments performed with animals were approved by the relevant institutional animal care and use committee (IACUC) of Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health (GIBH).
All relevant NIH institutes and centers will participate.
