The phrase "a relatively stable set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group or collection of items, concepts, or conditions that maintain a certain level of consistency over time.
Example: "In our research, we identified a relatively stable set of variables that influence the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a fairly consistent group" or "a somewhat steady collection".
But, Dr. Downing said, only greater definition was overlaying "a relatively stable set of attitudes".
We find a relatively stable set of characteristics of those enterprises that are engaged in R&D cooperation.
According to this theory, the world-system is a relatively stable set of relations between core and peripheral states.
New data on personality, which is both a relatively stable set of individual traits and is strongly predictive of behavior and of economic and social outcomes, provide new opportunities to examine the determinants of marital surplus.
As diagnosis is intended to reflect a relatively stable set of clinical features and is used to predict treatment response and clinical course, this level of diagnostic instability is disconcerting.
We have experimented with proteome groups at lower and higher identity threshold but our empirical tests show that a 55% CMT produce a relatively stable set of proteome groups that roughly follow standard taxonomic classifications (except for known taxonomic misclassifications) (Figure 2).
While the dataset for S. cerevisiae is considered to have relatively stable set of nucleosomes (Weiner et al., 2010), the dataset for the human malaria parasite P. falciparum has very dynamic nucleosomes (Ponts et al., 2010).
Unlike current selective message distribution approaches which rely on relatively stable sets of matching rules (the rules that dictate who receives a certain message), our approach relies on functions that, given the current context of sender and receiver, decide under which conditions should a message be distributed.
Our data set covers a relatively stable share of 10% of building construction.
Although education may be an imperfect measure of SES, it is thought to be a relatively stable indicator because it is generally set early in adulthood.
