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The phrase "a relatively healthy pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a speed or rate of progress that is considered healthy or beneficial, especially in contexts like exercise, work, or personal development.
Example: "During our training sessions, we maintained a relatively healthy pace to ensure everyone could keep up without feeling overwhelmed."
Alternatives: "a moderately healthy speed" or "a reasonably healthy rate".
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Even manufacturing, which has shown a relatively healthy pace of job creation during the recovery, has added just over a tenth of the 2.3 million jobs that disappeared in the downturn.
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Some studies suggest that with enough patience, a relatively healthy individual is likely to find an insurer.
These doctors learned medicine by treating the sickest patients, yet many ended up caring for a relatively healthy population.
No - you're just going to feel like death for five days or so, being a relatively healthy individual.
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Motorola has a relatively healthy business in network infrastructure.
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