The phrase "a relatively comprehensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is fairly thorough or extensive, but not exhaustive.
Example: "The report provided a relatively comprehensive overview of the current market trends."
Alternatives: "a fairly thorough" or "a moderately detailed".
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WINE LIST A relatively comprehensive — but not unwieldy — tour of Italy, with dozens of wines by the glass or carafe.
For the first time, this will allow us to make a relatively comprehensive reconstruction of one of the largest animals to have ever walked the Earth.
The model has been developed alongside a relatively comprehensive experimental programme involving analytical methods, standard and non-standard furnace tests and mass-loss calorimeter (MLC) tests.
Results of a relatively comprehensive experimental program are used to compare the actual shear strength of the tested beams with their corresponding predicted values.
In this study, a leaf dehydration experiment was designed to obtain a relatively comprehensive dataset with ranges that are difficult to obtain in field measurements.
"A relatively comprehensive picture of the cancer genome is probably the best way to get a good understanding of what is the right diagnostic and the right treatment for the patient," he says.
Our goal wasn't to condense the list into a handful of meta-challenges but to present a relatively comprehensive catalog that honored the varied and often subtle viewpoints of those who had participated.
(2) the anisotropic nature of forest canopy CIs suggested that a relatively comprehensive TLS data of a forest canopy was required to investigate the 3-D spatial variations of forest gap size distributions and CIs.
The M-A model structure and its contents are designed using the XML language which gives a relatively comprehensive description of agricultural remote sensing monitoring data and the Grid environment.
