The phrase "a comparatively slow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the speed of one thing to another, indicating that it is slower in relation to something else.
Example: "The new model is a comparatively slow version of its predecessor, which was known for its speed."
Alternatives: "relatively slow" or "somewhat slow".
Northern and eastern Uttarakhand have experienced a comparatively slow rate of urbanization.
Even with such a comparatively slow adoption of broadband connections, though, people with Internet access have been using the medium more.
It has a comparatively slow processor from A.M.D. — about 500 megahertz in the $799 configuration — but it can run Microsoft Office applications and simple games.
A comparatively slow start to the second half for each team, with Gore getting a rare touch for San Francisco, but Rodgers is now on the move again.
The situation comedy had been an enormously popular program type on radio, but it had a comparatively slow start on TV.
Precession, phenomenon associated with the action of a gyroscope or a spinning top and consisting of a comparatively slow rotation of the axis of rotation of a spinning body about a line intersecting the spin axis.
He said the scooter is a comparatively slow-moving protective device that fills the gap between the foot patrolman who covers a neighborhood in depth but cannot always get to the scene of a crime fast enough, and the patrol car, which moves rapidly but has a limited field of observation.
"He told me, 'There are so many people who will never experience the loss of a dad because they never had a dad.' " Jackson was a fortunate one, and the realization brought calm to his heart and clarity to his mind relative to his achievements as a comparatively slow-footed, earthbound, Brooklyn-born point guard in a league of blow-by dribblers and high fliers.
The ILO also highlighted a comparatively slower recovery in female unemployment rates since 2009 in many regions, including the European Union.
In Figure 5, as the current frame is unvoiced instead of pause, a comparatively slower convergence is observed with higher estimation error.
However, for the second month in a row, Scotland saw a comparatively slower increase in permanent appointments than the UK as a whole, where the pace of growth was the fastest since March 2010.
