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The phrase "a relatively inexpensive set" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a collection of items that are not costly compared to others in the same category.
Example: "I found a relatively inexpensive set of kitchen utensils that fits my budget perfectly."
Alternatives: "a fairly affordable set" or "a reasonably priced set."
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In all, Canesta executives said, the technology is contained within a relatively inexpensive set of chips.
The Bush administration has finally come to appreciate the national security dividends paid by a relatively inexpensive set of programs designed to help Russia dismantle its cold-war nuclear weapons and secure its bomb-grade plutonium and uranium from theft or sale to rogue nations or terrorists.
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Peterson says systematic watering systems would represent a relatively inexpensive step towards improving racetrack safety.
'We're talking about a relatively inexpensive step that would close an obvious loophole.
Thus, a hardware vendor can build a relatively inexpensive storage system that will satisfy a broad set of customers.
At $299, it packs a lot of utility into a relatively inexpensive package.
He realized that with a relatively inexpensive 35-mm.
Whatever the price, Thanksgiving dinner remains a relatively inexpensive meal.
The antenna is fabricated on a relatively inexpensive dielectric material.
Soccer is a relatively inexpensive sport, only shoes, a uniform shirt and shorts needed.
Even so, chocolate has an irresistible allure as a relatively inexpensive indulgence.
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