The phrase "a relatively simple process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a procedure or method that is not overly complicated compared to others.
Example: "The new software installation is a relatively simple process that can be completed in just a few minutes."
Alternatives: "a fairly straightforward process" or "a somewhat easy procedure."
Electrospinning is an attractive scaffold processing technique for tissue engineering applications since it is a relatively simple process and because the formed fibers can be aligned to mimic the anisotropic nature of fiber aligned tissues, such as the meniscus of the knee, the annulus fibrosus of the intervertebral disc, and cardiac muscle [1], [9], [10].
The printing of woodcuts is a relatively simple process because it does not require great pressure.
The rise of user-friendly and inexpensive online investment platforms makes this a relatively simple process nowadays.
(Making prosciutto is a relatively simple process: the pork is salted to remove water, refrigerated, then aged for months).
So, barring stock market drama, it ought to be a relatively simple process for George Osborne to sell the state's stake this year.
Existing condominiums — buying in a new building is still a relatively simple process — are turning to this strategy because they have no real power to reject an applicant.
Ethanolic fermentation, that is, pyruvate to ethanol is a relatively simpler process involving two enzymes, that is, PDC or pyruvate decarboxylase and ADH or alcohol dehydrogenase.
If one of your grandparents was an Irish citizen born in Ireland, you can claim Irish citizenship through the Foreign Birth Registration process (a lengthy, though relatively simple process of proving your grandparent was born in Ireland and you are his/her grandchild).
This is a less expensive and relatively simple process that concomitantly purifies the enzyme to a degree during the partially selective precipitation step.
Crispr, which stands for clustered, regularly-interspaced, short-palindromic repeats, is a complicated name for the relatively simple process of aligning a "guide" molecule, which is made to order to match a specific DNA sequence, against a precise position on the DNA double helix where editing it required.
Meanwhile, hydrothermal synthesis has been considered as a promising method due to its relatively simple process, low working temperature, and short growth time [2, 13 15].
