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The phrase "are relatively more profitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the profitability of two or more entities, indicating that one is more profitable than the other in a relative sense.
Example: "In the current market, these investments are relatively more profitable than traditional stocks."
Alternatives: "are comparatively more profitable" or "are more profitable in comparison".
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The later suggests that farmers involved in a bigger network of experienced farmers with new technology are more likely to adopt the new technology and are relatively more profitable.
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But they're faster-growing, relatively more profitable, and they're increasingly influential.
Note that if this is the case, as our evidence supports, then investors who are known to be betrayal-averse face relatively more profitable social exchange opportunities.
"Military activities that destroy infrastructure such as irrigation and roads therefore make opium relatively more profitable".
With some 500 hives and no employees, his operation is relatively small, but profitable.
Both SAI and Fondiaria are relatively small and they are weak in life insurance, one of the more profitable business areas.
Software and services are far more profitable.
"There are certainly more profitable things.
Some are even more profitable.
Such plans are far more profitable.
Yet today's drug cartels are even more profitable.
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