The phrase "a relatively extreme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is extreme in comparison to a standard or norm, but with a degree of moderation implied by "relatively."
Example: "The weather this winter has been a relatively extreme departure from the mild conditions we experienced last year."
Alternatives: "somewhat extreme" or "fairly extreme".
This is a relatively extreme case in autobiographical fiction, more experimental than confessional, in which the niceties of inventing characters are dispensed with entirely.
Trump will probably not be the Republican nominee, but his presence will have made immigration an important issue and also will have probably required the Republican candidate to have committed to a relatively extreme position on immigration.
That said, the most reliable benchmark in the past of when presidential results deviate from those predicted by approval ratings is when one of the candidates has a relatively "extreme" ideology, like Barry M. Goldwater or George S. McGovern.
In the past year, in a relatively extreme makeover, Djokovic changed his serve, his diet, his publicist, his fitness regimen and, because of all of this, his standing in men's tennis.
That said, the most reliable benchmark of when presidential election results deviate from those predicted by approval ratings is when one of the candidates has a relatively "extreme" ideology, like Barry M. Goldwater or George S. McGovern.
Republicans especially have been haunted by a relatively extreme end of the libertarian wing, as many congressmen have reluctantly stuck to Grover Norquist's pledge of no tax increases under any circumstances.
If there were a genetically distinct group of individuals at the extreme end of the distribution, by choosing a relatively broad extreme category, representing ∼10% of the menopause age distribution, there may be too much overlap with the normal range of menopause age, thus masking any differences.
In other words, the number of stocks making new highs relative to new lows hit a relatively low extreme.
With the 0 3 days' lag, the curves are basically U or V shapes in the city clusters, with the BTH region and the YRD showing a relatively higher extreme heat-related mortality risk, while the PRD region reacts quickly to cold stress.
Such slowing of transient dynamics at unstable boundaries and before an attractor is reached implies that a complex system is able to persist in the face of relatively extreme disturbances to driving variables and parameters possibly via a greater internal ability to adapt to system perturbations [30], [31].
The same applies to sectarianism; there are firms that contain a mix of Protestants and Catholics, both with relatively extreme views about religion.
