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The phrase "are relatively low" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels or amounts of something that are not high in relation to a standard or expectation.
Example: "The costs associated with the project are relatively low compared to similar initiatives."
Alternatives: "are quite low" or "are fairly low".
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Local taxes are relatively low.
British public debt levels are relatively low.
"The turn away rates are relatively low".
Nationally, though, foreclosures and delinquencies are relatively low.
The family remains strong and divorce rates are relatively low.
By contrast, the costs to the protesters are relatively low.
Swimming speeds achieved by flagella are relatively low.
House prices are very high, but taxes are relatively low.
DESPITE the borough's lack of commercial or industrial sites, taxes are relatively low.
Their expenses are relatively low, according to Morningstar Inc., the Chicago financial publisher.
States do face some additional costs, but they are relatively low compared to the benefits received.
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