The phrase "a relatively high probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood of an event occurring in comparison to other events or situations.
Example: "Based on the data we have collected, there is a relatively high probability that the project will succeed."
Alternatives: "a considerable likelihood" or "a significant chance".
If Adam and Eve are close friends, this may be a relatively high probability.
The reason is that successful deterrence may require a relatively high probability of sanctions and thus a relatively high enforcement expense.
The benefit of combining these approaches is a low false-alarm rate with a relatively high probability of detection.
Once those locations had been scoured, search teams moved to "Priority 2" locations — areas where there was a relatively high probability of finding human remains, like mobile home parks or apartment complexes.
This meant our baby had a relatively high probability of being born with Down's syndrome – which would be upsetting but not necessarily the end of the world – or Edward's syndrome, where the baby would be lucky to make it to its first birthday.
We can exclude something like what CDF observed to a relatively high probability".
A value above one indicates a relatively higher probability of a region being a nesting ground following a year with a tropical cyclone.
These clusters are characterized by a relatively higher probability of DNA interactions inside rather than across clusters [ 19].
The 4-class model showed additional qualitative differentiation between high-severity classes, with one class showing a relatively higher probability of suicidal ideation (51.2 %) and another of relatively higher psychomotor agitation (15.0 %; see Fig. 3).
This framing allows for a relatively higher probability of missing the first case, with decreasing probabilities of missing subsequent cases in the same temporal cluster for the fixed spatial area, depending on the situation-specific assumptions (Table 1, details on methods and assumptions provided in the Additional file 1).
For example, both marginal distributions in the table are symmetrical about a midpoint that has relatively high probability, and the probability of other values decreases as one moves away from the midpoint.
