The phrase "a relatively extensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is considerable in size, scope, or degree, but not absolute or extreme.
Example: "The research provided a relatively extensive overview of the topic, covering various aspects that had not been previously addressed."
Alternatives: "a fairly large" or "a moderately comprehensive".
A restaurant and wine shop with a relatively extensive selection of natural wines, on Rue de la Folie-Méricourt in the 11th Arrondissement.
While it has a relatively extensive amount of products on offer, the selection is vastly smaller and a lot simpler than the soup-to-nuts approach that Fab has evolved.
Fortnite, however, comes with the full strength of industry mainstay Epic Games behind it, and that's allowed it to release new cosmetic content along with game improvements and a relatively extensive map overhaul.
As the analysis of the websites of the health insurance companies showed, the insurers offer a relatively extensive amount of measures to promote vaccinations and the measures meet the demands of researchers and experts [10].
Following drainage and conversion, some small fragmented areas of marshland may have continued to exist in the region [26, 32], with a relatively extensive marsh remained along the lakeshore of Lake St. Clair (Fig. 2b).
My life trajectory has since shifted, and as an adult privileged enough to have a middle class gig and a relatively extensive post-secondary education, I've become keenly aware of my linguistic class traversing as I use language to straddle class delineations.
These social dynamics existed in districts located at the southern end point of a corridor that had relatively extensive areas of pasture (e.g. Madina Foulbe).
Given the large number of cases, each list could be relatively extensive a.
In the subjects born without a hand (who were making relatively extensive use of their residual limb), the area of the brain that would otherwise control the 'missing' hand was activated when the subjects moved their residual limb.
Whether the best way of doing that was through an image depicting Corbyn in a car with Hitler – or this relatively extensive poem slagging him off for everything from his support of Arsenal to his "fifty quid Matalan suits" – is up for debate.
An additional interesting question remains as to why, following similar colonization conditions by ecologically similar lineages, Ascophyllum is currently a monotypic genus whereas Fucus underwent relatively extensive speciation.
