The phrase "are used relatively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is applied or utilized in a comparative or contextual manner.
Example: "In this study, the terms are used relatively to highlight the differences between the two approaches."
Alternatives: "are used comparatively" or "are applied in relation".
When too many or too small number of reducing agents are used, relatively larger gold nanoparticles are aggregated.
A mitigating factor for mobile data consumption on tablets is of course Wi-Fi — with Arieso noting that tablets are used "relatively" consistently in Wi-Fi rathan than cellular coverage areas.
Some of these characteristics are used relatively directly to measure endpoints related to goals of environmental management (i.e., ecosystem services), whereas others are combined together to infer pollution levels.
The econometric estimations suggest that personal contractual interactions are used relatively more by small firms involved in technology and open innovation strategies, while institutional interactions are mostly used by large firms that vertically integrate R&D activities.
First, the rate of antibiotic resistance in the Netherlands is low, and antibiotics are used relatively sparingly.
Although these brands are used relatively infrequently, at least 7% of all prostheses implanted lack evidence of clinical effectiveness or longevity.
While some startups are using "relatively expensive" dedicated camera set-ups to digitize products, Woodford notes other companies, including Seene, are just using mobile phones to do this.
The clinical trials for CMT recently undertaken are using relatively crude measures for determining efficacy.
It's been used relatively sporadically and effectively over the years.
The designation is used relatively rarely and only for "controlling or persuasive authority," meaning that the cited decision played a substantial role in shaping the later decision.
