The phrase "a relative emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of something in comparison to other elements or factors.
Example: "In this analysis, we will place a relative emphasis on the economic impacts of the policy changes."
Alternatives: "a comparative focus" or "a contextual importance".
The U.S. accounted for about one third of worldwide publications on cardiovascular disease, with a relative emphasis on large clinical trials and review articles.
For example, in some cultures more emphasis is placed on collective rather than individual decision making, communication patterns may differ (e.g., there may be a relative emphasis on non-verbal communication), and views may differ regarding physicians, suffering, and the afterlife [ 16].
A public health and evidence-based approach may suggest a greater relative emphasis on tobacco control both nationally and internationally.
We focus on a practical method to fine-tune a firm's relative emphasis on these metrics.
One obvious indication of a company's relative emphasis on growth is how growth is treated in its planning, budgeting, and performance evaluation cycle, and particularly the importance that is placed on annual growth rate, compared with such other measures as return on sales or return on assets.
Although no comparative empirical study has been conducted, it is speculatively argued that the order of the layers in different regions of the global, situational, and organisational contexts (if taken as an indicator of relative emphasis assigned to various responsibilities) differs from the order in the classic pyramids advanced by both Carroll, and Visser.
Rather, it is a question of the relative emphasis to be placed on behavioral techniques and cognitive therapeutic techniques.
These models are categorized based on their relative emphasis on: (a) the collection and analysis of data (methodology); (b) the ways in which data are valued or judgments made (values); and (c) the purposes for providing evaluation information (uses).
The theoretical perspectives are: Ethnomethodological approach is characterized by its relative emphasis on a situation-specific frame of reference and its emphasis on cognitive sense making (e.g. Gephart 1978).
The list of themes may form a basis for the development of comparative tools for assessing and contrasting the relative emphasis in projects, as a checklist for evaluation reports or other documentation, or as a framework for planning.
Regularized estimates can be obtained by maximizing the penalized likelihood (3) log L P = log L - 1 2 ψ P where the penalty P is a selected function of the parameters, aimed at reducing loss in their estimates, and ψ is a tuning factor which specifies the relative emphasis to be given to the penalty compared to the unpenalized estimator.
