The phrase "as a relatively thin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is thin in comparison to other objects or standards, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The book was published as a relatively thin volume compared to the extensive series that preceded it."
Alternatives: "as a somewhat slim" or "as a fairly narrow".
In that paper, a thief zone is defined as a relatively thin layer comprising 5%% or less of the net pay thickness and taking more than 25%% of the injected water in a given well.
The Eureka Quartzite appears as a relatively thin, nearly white band with the grayish Pogonip Group below and the almost black Ely Springs Dolomite above.
As a relatively thin woman who just happens to have a little extra booty I know that the insecurities I've experienced can only be more intense for women whose bodies cannot be easily categorized.
The sponge region containing newly developed choanocyte chambers (choanosome) was chosen as it is a relatively thin region but allows us to see the overall pattern of developed sponge tissue.
While there is not a consensus No. 1 pick in Thursday's draft, three players stand out as the top choices in a relatively thin class.
We observed that in practical cases whenever this bound is smaller than some (whose actual value depends on normalization of ) convergence is always achieved and the correct is returned by Newton-Raphson, (ii we set to start iterations as we expect to define a relatively "thin" feasible space.
The strategy is effective whenever an incompressible fluid interacts with a relatively thin membrane, as in hemodynamics applications.
In metazoans, dividing daughter cells are connected by a relatively thin (200 nm) membrane tubule known as the midbody.
As I mentioned, only one of the three statistical systems is available in his case, and that score is based on a relatively thin record of public statements.
Mount Sinai is sitting on a relatively thin cushion, with an endowment of $30 million.
