The phrase "was not very relevant" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not closely related or important to a topic or situation. Here is an example: "Although the speaker's anecdote was entertaining, it was not very relevant to our discussion on global warming."
For noncellulose digesting animals such as pigs, turkeys, and chickens, as well as cats and dogs kept as pets, discarded food waste can be used more extensively; this is a new solution that was not very relevant for the 100%% agricultural shortfall studied previously (Denkenberger and Pearce 2014).
Interestingly, no major peak is reported by the statistics after the big storm that occurred in 1999/2000 and after the storms occurred in some countries (i.e., Austria, Estonia and, above all, France) in 2009, suggesting that salvage logging either was not very relevant or it was spread over more years.
Conversely, many patients and informal caregivers who felt the program content was not very relevant to their needs seemed less motivated to participate.
One of the interviewees considered that physical violence was not very relevant and another one considered it worrisome, reflecting a lack of mechanisms to ensure the security of the health professionals, particularly in situations when health professionals meet their clients behind closed doors.
"The northern front is not very relevant any more for these deployments.
Production half a century from now is not very relevant to either politicians or policy makers.
"The old contextual model is not very relevant anymore," Jesse Reiser, an American architect working in Dubai, told me recently.
If findings about evangelicals who are voting for Democrats are not very relevant now, they can nonetheless provide an important baseline for measuring changes in the future.
On many fronts, the country is split down the middle.It is not very relevant if Mr Obama's half of the country cheers him on (indeed it may stiffen Republican spines).
When people were telling Jeremy Thorpe jokes, he was 12. Generationally speaking, he and Obama were in the right place at the right time — they are the elder statesmen of the ever-growing part of the population for which the preoccupations of the baby boomers are not very relevant.
