"relevant interest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an interest that is pertinent or important in a particular context. For example, "Our organization is exploring relevant interests to create better-tailored services for our clients."
The mechanical behaviour of materials with spatial gradients in composition is of relevant interest in a variety of applications.
It said that he had breached the rules when sponsoring three events in parliament because he did not declare a relevant interest.
This study was supported by 2nd University of Naples (2002/03 to GP), MIUR (Project of relevant interest 2005 to GP).
The possibility of operating in remote environments by means of telecontrolled systems has always been considered of relevant interest in robotics.
Discussions to resolve the impasse are taking place with the government and relevant interest groups behind the scenes, Mr. Cave said.
Panels will be framed and moderated by a discussant (i.e., a faculty member or doctoral students from HGSE) with relevant interest and expertise.
The authors have no relevant interests to declare.
The catalysts prepared in this study exhibit industrially relevant interests due to the low cost and high photo catalytic activity.
The catalysts prepared in this study exhibit industrially relevant interests due to the low cost and high photocatalytic activity.
Faculty are also asked in their annual reporting to identify certain equity positions and other relevant interests of immediate family members.
(Powell Jobs added that she expects "many commonalities" among them as well, including "highly relevant, interest-based, experiential learning" that's "integrated with businesses in the community so that internships are accessible to every single student").
