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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a relatively modest section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a part of something that is not large or extravagant in comparison to other sections.
Example: "In the report, we focused on a relatively modest section of the budget that still had significant implications for our project."
Alternatives: "a fairly small portion" or "a somewhat limited area".
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"Some people wanted to be something ambitious," he said, from his home in a relatively modest section of Fairfax County.
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Northwest and US Airways levy a relatively modest $50 fee.
And a relatively modest one at that.
Declines in box office are a relatively modest 36%and26%6%.
Premiums rose at a relatively modest level last year: 5percentt.
But that could seem like a relatively modest pinch.
McCarthy has a relatively modest life style, given his success.
Born in Bristol, Woodward came from a relatively modest background.
Murray went into the final with a relatively modest 51.
Elizabeth lies alone, in a relatively modest sarcophagus.
I felt relatively comfortable signing the pledge because it was a relatively modest one.
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