The phrase 'relevant ministries' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing entities that are responsible for particular areas of policy and legislation. For example, "The Minister of Education is working with relevant ministries to draft new legislation on college tuition."
Instead, it can merely lobby other relevant ministries or agencies to take action.
Nonfiction books on special topics like the military or religion go through additional vetting by the relevant ministries.
The agency organizes visits to relevant ministries and departments and puts on 5- to 10-day training programs.
"We will, in consultation with our lawyers sue Nema, Amu Power and the National Land Commission and the relevant ministries involved with the coal plant," promised Elmawi.
Therefore, a single model to be prepared jointly by relevant ministries and the Council of Higher Education should be formed instead of implementation two distinctive models.
It employs 2,000 people and raises €1bn a year for health, social welfare, cultural, youth and scientific projects, distributed by the relevant ministries.
Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc confirmed this month that the government had unanimously approved the idea and commissioned a draft law from the relevant ministries.
The issuing of visas to foreigners is also fraught, with Islamists in the relevant ministries suspected of being loth to welcome Westerners.
That is because responsibility for the misiones has been handed over to the relevant ministries, according to Rafael Ramírez, PDVSA's chairman.
She said the GON had forgotten that Shell had seconded people to all the relevant ministries and that Shell consequently had access to everything that was being done in those ministries.
This means that we have to persuade the relevant ministries of health and education to implement a treatment campaign [and] they are unlikely to have the resources to do this.
