The phrase "a relatively minimal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is not extensive or significant, but still has some degree of presence or impact.
Example: "The project required a relatively minimal investment of time and resources to achieve the desired results."
Alternatives: "a somewhat small" or "a fairly limited".
Thus, expression of circular RNAs by Tornado has a relatively minimal effect on cellular proliferation rate.
Great journalism can be done at a relatively minimal cost, especially when focused on a narrow segment of the news spectrum.
Mininger said he could do it for a relatively minimal fee and break even, because his workers were already there collecting the No. 1's.
If you have have very high medical bills and the other insurance has a relatively minimal policy, we will work with you.
It took me years to find the humor in being asked to lose such a relatively minimal number of pounds through an interpreter.
We have previously demonstrated robust HA formation in the acute phase post-MI13, while the uninjured heart has a relatively minimal HA matrix.
As such, the definition offers a muted, relatively minimal version of a correspondence theory.
If not, all the saber rattling around Ukraine, a place with relatively minimal strategic significance for the US but immense strategic significance to Russia, may push Russia and China closer to a powerful alliance of their own.
Mr. Ross said that the cost of an investigation is relatively minimal in view of the risk.
To date, AAB has answered and archived online over 3,500 questions from the general public with contributions from more than 50 researchers, and attracted an estimated audience of half a million, all with relatively minimal investment.
Many on Wall Street think the direct hit of a shutdown would be relatively minimal to the factors that drive stocks.
