The phrase "relevant public" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific group or audience that is directly affected or involved in a particular topic or situation being discussed. Example: The new advertising campaign aims to target the relevant public by focusing on the needs and preferences of young adults aged 18-25.
Generally speaking, the success of the publicity-stopover option is dependent on finding a relevant public; this was part of PP's irritation expertise.
Relevant public officials marooned at the correspondents dinner in Washington quickly got word.
Nor is a system of old-age pensions among the relevant public goods.
She juxtaposed these portraits with relevant public records and historical documents, underlining the outside forces and accidents that influence individuals.
The last time I considered Morrissey an interesting or in some way relevant public figure was sometime back around 1992.
It has to be given the go-ahead by a senior officer in the relevant public body.
The commission's new guidelines state that service providers should only be required to obtain licences "where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objections".
The main policy driver behind the database was the idea that Victoria Climbié died because relevant public bodies were unable to share information.
She proposed forming a market forum with all parties, a sizeable number of traders, members of the public and other relevant public figures.
The commission's new guidelines also state that service providers should only be required to obtain licences "where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objections".
Simon photographed the living ascendants and descendants of a single person or animal, juxtaposing these portraits with relevant public records and historical documents.
