The phrase "a relative five" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing or discussing something in relation to the number five, possibly in a mathematical or statistical sense.
Example: "In this study, we found that the average score was a relative five compared to the previous year's data."
Alternatives: "a comparative five" or "a proportional five".
Gödel begins by reviewing an argument from Special Relativity to the B-theory: because the notion of simultaneity becomes a relative one in Special Relativity, there is no room for the idea of an objective succession of "nows".
The Index to the Dewey Decimal systems, a relative one (i.e., one having cross-references), arranges all topics expressed or implied, with every synonym in alphabetical order.
The mid-century notion of highbrow culture required something different — it required a rupture between the high and the low, an absolute difference, not a relative one.
Originally, the sequential nature of defining periods was a relative one, originating from the superposition of corresponding stratigraphic sequences and the evidence derived from paleontological studies.
"Everyone knows about the overcapacity in solar energy industry in China, but for us industrial insiders, this overcapacity is but a relative one," he said.
Britain's record on child poverty is apparently better than that of the United States a much richer country but worse than that of Turkey and Greece.The reason is that the measure of poverty used is a relative one.
Tarski thought that this solution accommodated his conviction that the notion of a logical term is not an absolute, but a relative one.
Like the distinction between genus and species, the distinction between determinables and determinates is a relative one; redness is a determinate with respect to color but a determinable with respect to specific shades of red.
This is in contrast to earlier notions that the decrease in drug pressure in high transmission areas is due to a general decrease in drug use and not a relative one [12], [38].
Worried about their exhaustion, bloody noses, and diarrhea, she sent her younger daughter to live with a relative six hours away by car.
Dispersion model predicted SO2 concentration showed a relative two to four times change for distances from 5 to 10 km, supporting our 5 km incremental distances used to define exposure zones.
