"relevant units" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to groups of people, groups of data points, or other similar items that are relevant to the subject at hand. For example, "Of the three relevant units, only one was able to provide the necessary data."
The reviewers observed that all the relevant units at each PoE were united with a well-organized structure, and the contribution of the staff toward the implementation of the IHR was a major strength in the implementation of core capacities at PoEs in Taiwan.
The vertical axis shows the cumulative percentage of crimes at the relevant units.
They defined forensic nurses as people who collect, keep, and send evidence to relevant units.
The prediction of the model was improved using the coefficients estimated here with physiologically relevant units.
Our approach has been synchronic, one in which the relevant units, be they genes, organisms, or populations, are the same both before and after a given evolutionary process.
Simulations with HYDRUS 1D delivered the soil water balance for different climatic conditions with the SHP being estimated from horizon-wise PTFs, or discretized either sample-wise, according to the pedogenic horizons, or as hydrologically relevant units (hydropedological approach).
Assessing electoral results on a purely numerical basis suggests that the Chavista movement has made gains with respect to the last vote, the most relevant unit of comparison.
The following example is typical: "She methodically went through every syllabus for every course, discovered what the 'assessment objectives' for every relevant unit were … and exactly how they would be marked".
This analysis is informed by water and energy usage data from relevant unit operations at a commercial paste production facility.
The asymptotic homogenization method is applied and the relevant unit cell problem is solved with the aid of the method of perturbation of boundary shape.
These data were obtained by multiplying the relevant unit costs of x1 and x2 by the values of x1 and x2.
