The phrase "a relatively common one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fairly frequent or typical in a certain context.
Example: "The phrase 'time flies' is a relatively common one in everyday conversation."
Alternatives: "a fairly typical one" or "a somewhat frequent one".
A variety of measures have been used to assess motivation with behavioural demand functions being a relatively common one.
One conclusion you could draw from this chart is that if your problem is a relatively common one that doesn't require the sophisticated specialists of a major teaching hospital, you might be better off at a community hospital where safety records tend to be better.
The question is a relatively common one, having surfaced repeatedly over the course of this year's U.S. presidential election between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Also, we only tested a single nontarget species, and a relatively common one that is typically associated with eutrophied waters.
The evidence is not merely that they shared the same name, because the name was a relatively common one in Anglo-Saxon England.
This arrangement, known as hypospadias, is described in the book as a "rare condition," but it's actually relatively common: One in 300 men are affected, and there aren't currently millions of people plotting to seize the German state and take over the world.
This arrangement, known as hypospadias, is described in the book as a "rare condition", but it's actually relatively common: one in 300 men are affected, and there aren't currently millions of people plotting to seize the German state and take over the world.
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My story is a relatively common and old one.
Gift-giving to physicians is a relatively common practice, albeit a controversial one.
Childhood hemiplegia is a relatively common condition, affecting up to one child in 1,000.
