The phrase "a relatively high traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the volume or amount of traffic in a specific context, such as transportation, website visits, or social media engagement.
Example: "The website experienced a relatively high traffic during the holiday season, leading to increased sales."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount of traffic" or "a significant level of traffic."
In this paper we propose a new medium access control algorithm AdAMAC for wireless ad hoc and sensor networks under relatively high traffic rates.
Also as an outcome, the total loss amount for the proposed policy is lower than that of the conventional policy even for relatively high traffic demands.
A study conducted in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, New York State (Lewis-Michl et al. 1996), suggested a possible increased risk of breast cancer among postmenopausal women living near areas characterized by relatively high traffic compared with other areas [adjusted odds ratio (OR), 1.29; 95% confidence interval (CI), 0.77 2.15].
On the other hand, differences in exposure to traffic noise according to socioeconomic status might not be pronounced because many highly educated people in Denmark live in central urban areas, evidenced by very high property prices in the inner cities of Copenhagen and Aarhus, with relatively high traffic noise.
The larger increases in rural areas may mainly reflect the combined effects of accelerated motorization, lack of road safety infrastructure [ 17], under-developed pre-hospital aids and hospital emergency treatment [ 18], and relatively high traffic law violations [ 15] in rural areas.
In a relatively high data traffic load, all OFs perform similarly.
We conducted an occupational panel study to evaluate the relationship between the PM2.5 exposure and changes in HRV in a group of young, healthy taxi drivers who were exposed to relatively high traffic-related PM air pollution before, during, and after the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
Endothelial cells with astrocytes had a relatively high level of trafficking across all PBMC subsets under normal conditions.
Fourteen subjects, living along a street with a relatively high load of road traffic and with bedroom windows facing the street, slept four nights at home and four nights in a sleep laboratory, where they were exposed to played back "home road traffic noise".
Surprisingly, VZ was not implemented in response to a relatively high death rate from road traffic collisions; Sweden already had one of the lowest rates of road traffic casualties in the world.
