The phrase "a relatively slow process and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that takes more time than usual, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The development of the new software is a relatively slow process and requires careful planning to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "a rather sluggish process" or "a comparatively gradual process".
Even when rates do rise, we can reasonably expect it to be a relatively slow process and it seems just as likely that many providers will take their time to pass on the increases to savers.
As Porch CEO Matt Ehrlichman told me when this service first launched, vetting these pros is a relatively slow process and Porch wants to get it right.
Evolution via point mutations is a relatively slow process and is unlikely to completely explain the differences between primates and other mammals.
However, during undisturbed cell cycle progression, cohesin loading appears to be a relatively slow process, and DNA replication initiates and is completed while cohesin continues to associate with chromosomes (Lengronne et al. 2006).
While regulation via translation is a relatively slow process, gating and trafficking can change water permeability of a membrane within seconds.
This combined with the fact that a new regulation requires the approval from many countries results often in a relatively slow process when developing and introducing emission reducing measures for the maritime world.
Hence, the accumulation of pathogens in the introduced range may be a relatively slow process spanning decades and even centuries.
While an epithelial-mesenchymal transition is accompanied by extensive alterations in gene transcription and therefore is a relatively slow process, cells can switch rapidly, even within minutes, between amoeboid and mesenchymal invasion strategies, depending on the local ECM environment.
Active immunization with tetanus toxoid (prepared by chemical modification of toxin) is a relatively slow process, requiring weeks or months to become effective, and must be renewed every few years (booster doses).
We found that wild boar population expansion in Belgian agroecosystems was a relatively slow process driven by the natural landscape, propagule pressure, and climatic changes.
"And as the eclipse is a relatively slow process, people might end up accidentally looking at the Sun for minutes".
