"relative force" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the amount of force exerted compared to another force. For example, "The relative force of the wind had increased since the morning."
What was the relative force of the impact?
People spoke with casual expertise of the relative force of a Category 4 or 5 storm.
The relative force and speed with which individuals simulated utilitarian actions were strongly correlated, (r(18) = 0.51, p = 0.021).
That quality, difficult to define, is basically a function of canny pacing, not only in tempo but also in dynamics and in the relative force of climaxes, one carrying logically and proportionately to the next.
This may be convincing for the early cases, but Mr. Kinzer underestimates the relative force of geopolitical concerns during the cold war, when, he claims, economic motives played just as strong a role as ever.
Both groups were able to match the relative force targets, however the older adults produced significantly lower levels of absolute force.
The strategy used to distribute the workload is likely influenced by the relative force-generating capacities of individual muscles, and some strategies may be associated with a higher injury risk than others.
Their plantar areas were divided into ten parts: the hallux, toes #2 5, the first to fifth metatarsal heads (1st 5th MTH), the mid-foot (MF), medial heel (MH) and lateral heel (LH), in which a relative force-time integral (FTIrel) was calculated.
However, the death of a relative forced me to change the location of my search.
In every other respect, relative forces measured were consistent with the other two cantilevers.
The method connects the double-differentiated orbital positions (or double-differentiated range) to the (relative) forces acting on the satellite.
