The phrase "a relative form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing grammar, linguistics, or comparisons where something is being described in relation to something else.
Example: "In this sentence, 'who' serves as a relative form that connects the clause to the noun it modifies."
Alternatives: "a comparative form" or "a related form".
On Thursday afternoon, both world champions Red Bull and race-winning Lotus did race-simulation runs at the same time as each other, and by and large these tend to give a pretty accurate picture of relative form.
Then B is relatively form bounded with relative form bound at most (alpha ).
Abnormal O-linked glycosylation of α-dystroglycan is the common pathogenic mechanism in a group of patients with a clinical spectrum ranging from severe congenital muscular dystrophy (CMD), structural brain, and eye abnormalities [Walker-Warburg syndrome (WWS), MIM 236670] to a relative mild form of limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD2I, MIM 607155) (van Reeuwijk et al. 2005a).
Since all the values are given in their relative form, one can easily make a comparison between the RC and the " " filter.
The relative form of the realization problem has also been solved for a subpolyhedron of.
which can be represented in the relative form as (tt{compoundCID60823}), and (tt{substanceSID103554720}), respectively.
D-loop analysis suggested Jolly's mouse lemur was Gerp's mouse lemur's closest relative (forming a sister group).
These relative forms are less meaningful unless they are interpreted into an absolute time.
Bereaved relatives form a distinct group and their motivations for survey participation may be very different to respondents to other surveys.
His piece has a relative, in both form and mood, in "(Untitled) America" -- 12 strings of incandescent light bulbs, 42 bulbs per string, draped on the museum's facade.
