The phrase "a relatively small demographic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific group of people that is smaller in size compared to other groups within a larger population.
Example: "The study focused on a relatively small demographic of young adults aged 18 to 24 who live in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a comparatively minor demographic" or "a modest-sized demographic".
Presenting the Super Cub as a consumer appliance not requiring mechanical aptitude and an identity change into "a motorcyclist", or worse, "a biker", differentiated Honda's offering, because, "the dedication required to maintain bikes of that era limited ownership to a relatively small demographic, often regarded as young men known for their black leather jackets and snarling demeanors".
But you have to ask yourself why a relatively small fringe from a demographic bubble has such sway over all the other, more moderate members of the party.
In the Tom Perrotta tale, by way of Damon Lindeloff, 2% of the world's population simply vanishes one day, a relatively small tear in the actual demographic but a gaping hole in the consciousness of those left behind.
Another advantage of RADseq is that, because of the high number of SNPs produced, population genetic parameters and structure may require a relatively small number of individuals, depending on the demographic history (Felsenstein 2006; Carling and Brumfield 2007; Green et al. 2010; Rheindt et al. 2013), making it particularly relevant for species that are rare or difficult to access.
In such cases, the opportunity offered by new data analytical methods in population genetics that work with multi-locus data, enables an efficient use of a relatively small number of individuals in the reconstruction of past population demographic changes [ 49].
One limitation of the study is the non-consecutive inclusion (depending on available laboratory resources) of a relatively small study population, especially at the last timepoint (T4), and the demographic differences between patients and healthy subjects.
A demographic model that once looked like a pyramid, with a relatively small number of seniors with lots of younger people to support them, now more closely resembles a bobble-head doll.
Demographic information for alewife and blueback herring exists for a relatively small number of populations.
After controlling for personality traits and significant socio-demographic variables, results indicate that travel satisfaction has a relatively small impact on subjective well-being.
Weakness A relatively small heavyweight.
