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The phrase "a relatively small population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the size of a population in comparison to other populations or in a specific context where size is relevant.
Example: "In the study of endangered species, we focused on a relatively small population of the blue whale."
Alternatives: "a comparatively small population" or "a modest population size."
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Owing to the challenges of making charts for these populations (a relatively small population size, relative isolation, etc), their situations pose unique difficulties in this regard.
Botswana is blessed with mineral wealth, a relatively small population, vigorous democracy and enlightened environmental policies.
There are so many different professional teams in Australia with a relatively small population.
Botswana was lucky, of course; it had diamonds, and a relatively small population.
Despite a relatively small population, Montenegro has developed a wide range of cultural institutions.
The District of Columbia wins big, for obvious reasons: its high concentration of public officials amid a relatively small population.
The first census of Trinidad and Tobago, in 1851, recorded a relatively small population of roughly 70,000.
Within the Toraja group, a relatively small population in the interior of Celebes, several languages are spoken.
New England, however, has posed a particular challenge to megachurch builders, not only because it has a relatively small population but because it has relatively few evangelicals.
If geology were destiny, Angola, with rich deposits of oil and diamonds and a relatively small population, would be one of Africa's most prosperous countries.
This may seem surprising in such a huge country with a relatively small population, but it results from land grabs by members of the ruling family.
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