relatedlyadv.

1869 S. S. Hennell Comparativism ii. 57 If this be unduly slighted,..all Philosophy of Religion, and therein relatedly all generalism whatever, must fall into perversion.

1925 Fresno (Calif.) Bee 25 Mar. 1/1 The one body is equipped to deal with these questions relatedly, while the other always deals with them unrelatedly.

1945 Amer. Naturalist 79 19 We should, it seems, regard it as a momentous step forward,..when interest and research came to be focussed less on the nature of things individually and more on things relatedly.

1966 E. A. Kolodziej Uncommon Def. & Congr. 1945–63 ii. ii. 48 The justification of any navy plan had to rest on a projection of its political consequences abroad and, relatedly, of its impact on shifting international power positions that affected American interests.

2004 Daily Tel. 24 Nov. 21/1 Subject choice, for example, is so often a function of a favourite teacher, or, relatedly, of how well one seems to do at a subject, rather than of a personal yearning for a better understanding of it.