The phrase "a relatively small representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the size or proportion of a group or sample in relation to a larger context.
Example: "In the survey, we found that a relatively small representation of participants identified as vegan."
Alternatives: "a modest representation" or "a limited representation".
Yet, think, with a relatively smaller representation (n = 5) reported the lowest creativity ratings of the five categories M = 2.77.
The dominance by North American and European studios is unsurprising news, but Asia's relatively small representation among top-rated games is notable.
This observation is not unexpected; the relatively small representation of antigen-specific T cells in the circulating pool are the activated T cells that drive the pathology more likely found within the tissues [ 26].
This allows sparse representation to be carried out with a relatively small dictionary and a relatively high representation error, thereby introducing a relatively low solution cost.
Our study did not show a significant association between OS or PFS and the widely recognized prognostic factors mentioned above, which may be the result of a relatively small sample size and under-representation of patients with pretreatment KPS < 80 (5.4 %) and weight loss ≥ 5%18%18 %).
A relatively small sample size and under-representation of malignant disease are common traits to almost all studies focusing on biomarkers of malignancy in PCC/PGL; however, this study is not inferior in power to the majority of previously published ones, where the proportion of malignant cases was at best 15% (Salmenkivi et al, 2001; Strong et al, 2008; Blank et al, 2010).
Johann Christoph Bach's aria "Ach, Dass Ich Wassers Gnug Hatte," in particular, seemed a meager representation of a relatively small but rich body of surviving works by the Bachs before Bach.
Balanced solubility and crystallization screens have been designed, such that B values are experimentally measured via SIC for a relatively small number of conditions, providing a balanced representation of the total number of possible combinations of chemical variables.
The theory of normal forms is used to illustrate the topological equivalence, near bifurcation, of the original system and the normal form representation which contains a relatively small number of nonlinear differential equations.
