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The phrase "are relatively poor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comparison of wealth or resources among a group or category, indicating that they have less than others.
Example: "In comparison to their neighbors, these families are relatively poor, struggling to make ends meet."
Alternatives: "are quite impoverished" or "are somewhat disadvantaged."
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Most of my neighbours are relatively poor internal and external migrants.
The one thing all Chewing Gum's characters have in common is that they are relatively poor.
That is particularly likely for owners who are relatively poor and lacking in political clout.
This means they are relatively poor one part of the year and rich the other.
Producing countries, many of which are relatively poor, suffer when prices drop.
Agriculture on the Andes is difficult, and crop yields are relatively poor.
It has inspired local community opposition, and most economists say that stadiums are relatively poor public investments.
Many economists contend that stadiums are relatively poor public investments because they do little more than enrich the teams.
Since the emerging economies are relatively poor, many of these innovations may benefit relatively low-income Americans.
There are still areas, however, such as in Africa, in which airmail services are relatively poor or incomplete.
These are relatively poor areas, where the longevity of the populace is sometimes attributed to regular farro consumption.
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