The phrase "a relatively measured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is moderate or balanced in comparison to other things, often in a context where a degree of caution or restraint is implied.
Example: "The committee's response was a relatively measured approach to the controversial issue, aiming to maintain peace among the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a fairly balanced" or "a moderately cautious".
The problem is that all this politicking will overshadow what is actually a relatively measured and sensible speech from Cameron on a difficult subject.
Eventually, he landed a pulpit in Memphis, where he attracted notice as "the king of the young whoopers," a style of preaching that begins with a relatively measured exposition of a passage from Scripture and then crescendos into an ecstatic, musical flight, with the kind of call-and-response that became embedded in the music of James Brown.
The retweet by the candidate's son, who often retweets conservative provocateur Ann Coulter, came on a day when the elder Trump had offered a relatively measured response to the fatal shootings of police officers in Dallas.
Moreover, there is a relatively measure-independent notion of disorder or incompressibility of sequences, such that biased sequences really are less disorderly.
For a time, relatively measured language was used towards the SNP as Labour tried to woo their former supporters who had voted "yes" in the referendum.
Recent debate here has been relatively measured.
However, it also contains inclusions of hexagonal NbN grains which lead to a relatively high measured hardness H = 28.0 ± 5.1 GPa and elastic modulus E = 406 ± 70 GPa.
APTES-modified PS surface showed relatively higher values of ΔOT as compared to APDEMS with a relatively lower value measured after the aminosilanization process.
For this initial description, we focused on developing a robust measure of association, a relatively useful measure of significance, and heuristic rules to highlight the most important associations.
This may be explained by the fact that the WST is a relatively novel measure and dissemination of test measures takes its time.
While this is the most widely used and clinically validated measure of pubertal development, it is nevertheless a relatively imprecise measure that subjectively categorises puberty into broad developmental stages, and is subject to potential biases.
