The phrase "a relative loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a loss that is measured in comparison to something else, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "The company reported a relative loss this quarter compared to the previous year, indicating a decline in profitability."
Alternatives: "a comparative loss" or "a proportional loss".
As secular reforms were implemented and the role of the state expanded in the 19th century, Iraqi religious notables and officeholders both Shīʿite and Sunnite suffered a relative loss of status, influence, and wealth.
During active behavior, however, knockout animals showed a significantly shifted balance in LFP power, with a relative loss in high-frequency (beta-2 and gamma) bands compared to low-frequency bands.
On the other hand the variation of titanium dioxide content (from 0 to 5.6% as dry powder) in the cementitious mixture showed a non-linear relationship denoting a relative loss of efficiency at higher concentrations.
There is, however, a relative loss of cellular regions, which tend to be fibrosed or sclerotic.
For one, a Spanish case study showed that instituting HSR lines can mean a relative loss of accessibility for certain areas, mostly due to inferior service on the standard railways [80].
Would that not be the best way to preserve humans for a long shelf life and only a relative loss of flavour?
Inviting an unemployed neighbor, a military veteran who just returned from overseas, a friend who suffered a loss or a relative going through hard times can have a surprisingly uplifting impact on everyone.
Thus less oil needs to be degraded for a similar relative loss of gloss.
Together this resulted in a higher relative loss of bases for the Ion Torrent PGM data than for the Illumina MiSeq data (21.01% versus 14.01% respectively).
What they say: "We agree to implement the parliamentary and health ombudsman's recommendation to make fair and transparent payments to Equitable Life policyholders, through an independent payment scheme, for their relative loss as a consequence of regulatory failure".
We agree to implement the parliamentary and health ombudsman's recommendation to make fair and transparent payments to Equitable Life policyholders, through an independent payment scheme, for their relative loss as a consequence of regulatory failure.
