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The phrase "a relatively small fiscal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial matters, particularly when referring to a budget, expenditure, or economic context that is considered small in comparison to others.
Example: "The company decided to allocate a relatively small fiscal budget for the marketing campaign this year."
Alternatives: "a modest financial" or "a minor fiscal".
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By implementing a neutronic response model to simulate the dynamic response that would be expected in a fueled reactor system, one can better understand system integration issues, characterize integrated system response times and response characteristics, and assess potential design improvements at a relatively small fiscal investment.
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Outsiders who criticize Germany for its relatively small fiscal stimulus — show little concern for the collateral damage their proposed — and what is to European eyes exaggerated — responses to the slowdown may cause.
The EP (European Parliament) has a relatively small budget and limited fiscal responsibilities.
WASHINGTON — For all the growing angst over the state of negotiations to head off a fiscal crisis in January, the parties are farthest apart on a relatively small part of the overall deficit reduction program — the down payment.
Netflix pays a relatively small licensing fee.
Weakness A relatively small heavyweight.
Fiscal conservatives have argued that what they call New York's bloated government could stand more cutting and noted that the governor is proposing a relatively small number of layoffs — 521 state employees in a work force of nearly 200,000.
It's a relatively small park.
It also has a relatively small budget.
Barcelona is a relatively small city.
Britain is a relatively small island with a relatively large – and growing – population.
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