relevant to sb/sth
prep. phr..prep. phr.. connected to what is happening or being talked about. You use this to say that something is useful or important for a specific situation.
prep. phr.. indicating a logical or practical connection to the matter at hand; having significant bearing on or importance to a subject or person.
The new rules are relevant to all students.
Please only include information in your report that is directly relevant to the project goals.
The witness provided several details that were not strictly relevant to the case, leading the judge to intervene.
the adjective 'relevant' is almost always followed by the preposition 'to' when connecting it to an object.
encourage students to use this instead of 'about' or 'connected to' when writing formal essays or business emails to sound more professional.
The data is relevant with our research.The data is relevant to our research.the adjective 'relevant' collocations with the preposition 'to', not 'with' or 'for'.