The phrase "a good relative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a family member who is supportive, kind, or has positive qualities.
Example: "She is a good relative who always helps during family gatherings and offers her support when needed."
Alternatives: "a supportive family member" or "a caring relative".
"But hedge funds are still a good relative return for investors and worth having in the portfolio".
By raising the price of a good (relative to the prices of everything else), any economic unit can, generally speaking, be made to demand less of it or to supply more of it; by lowering the price, it can be made to demand more or to supply less.
Weighted κ value (κ=0.60) also indicated a good relative agreement.
These results show a good relative resolution (< 10percentt) for the thickness readings and the bulk densities.
It has a good relative safety record but public perception focuses on total accidents rather than relative safety.
This module is typically executed once a good relative orientation is established, and the cameras are moved two a coordinate system (CS) consistent with that of auxiliary observations, e.g. the GCPs.
A. We can make a very good relative performance case, but I don't think the next 6 to 12 months will be as attractive as the past 6 to 8 months.
No F1 team has had a car this good relative to the opposition and two drivers battling for the championship since McLaren-Honda with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost in 1988.
On the basis of these observations Geach concludes that nothing can be good in the free-standing way that Moore alleges; rather, whatever is good is good relative to a certain kind.
Instead, it could just be someone who thinks Mr. Romney is a good bet relative to the price being offered.
"The East End is in a good position relative to other second-home markets," Mr. Miller said, "but over the next year or two there are some significant issues".
