The phrase "super pertinent" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means something is extremely relevant or applicable to the topic at hand. Example: "The evidence found by the detective was super pertinent to the murder case, leading to the conviction of the suspect."
The debate about taxing the super-rich is as pertinent and contentious as it has ever been, thanks to the Occupy Wall Street movement pushing the issue of income inequality to the forefront of American politics.
Determining the risk of emergence of super-races is particularly pertinent for perennial tree crops because frequently changing mixture components over time is not economically feasible.
He didn't get that after another Super Bowl defeat, the most pertinent questions, of his legacy in particular, went beyond that.
The question most pertinent to the Super Bowl is whether Akers's struggles will change the 49ers' strategy and if so, how?
His use of New York as an example of a city with a "far more severe tax regime", yet not short of thousands of "super-rich" residents, is particularly pertinent in view of scaremongers' suggestions that the rich will leave the UK, bag and baggage.
"There we were again -- Joe asking a pertinent question, Bob being super-organized, cross-checking for answers, and me, listening and laughing along," says Castree.
I wrote about the 1924 Convention for this week's issue of the magazine, and its parallels to Republicans' situation today seem even more pertinent, given the results on Super Tuesday II.
One of the main challenges of our work was to design a model pertinent to the slow and the super-slow time scales.
It might also have been pertinent to see here Arcangel's celebrated 2002 work Super Mario Clouds, in which the artist hacked a Nintendo video game cartridge and removed everything except the blue sky and white fluffy clouds.
