The phrase "a relatively large supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or availability of resources, indicating that the supply is larger compared to other supplies in a given context.
Example: "The store has a relatively large supply of organic produce, making it a popular choice for health-conscious shoppers."
Alternatives: "a considerable supply" or "a significant supply".
This supernova will disperse heavier elements throughout its vicinity, created during the phase when the massive star has moved off of the main sequence, and the systems of the potential low-mass stars (which are still on the main sequence) within the former massive-star system may be enriched with the relatively large supply of the heavy elements so close to a supernova explosion.
This was in all likelihood also the case in medieval times, as there was a water fountain ca. 10 m due west of the west wing which is discernible even today, and a relatively large water supply or sewer system in the brickworks of the Northern part of the west wing was observed during the 2007 excavation (Thomsen in prep).
However, in HFpEF, the increase in AUC was much larger (+0.100 vs. +0.029), resulting in a similar AUC as in HFrEF for the final multivariate model that included all covariates, with a relatively larger share supplied by comorbidities in HFpEF.
Since the Swedish market for organic fruit and vegetables to a relatively large extent already is supplied by imports, especially regarding fruits, the only real constraints to a further increase of imports would be a substantial increase in domestic production combined with a slowdown in the market development.
Using 8 cohorts supplied a relatively large sample size for these cancers in a prospective study.
Traditional induction systems can only spread small amounts of power over a relatively large area, and fairly large amounts of power can only be supplied to precise locations (such as a toothbrush mount).
However, supplies will likely be limited, even with a relatively large stockpile, and may well be exhausted without careful planning before vaccine is available.
