"relative limitations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to limitations that are relative or dependent on other factors. Example: "The study highlighted the relative limitations of current technology in predicting weather patterns accurately."
Relative limitations are relatively short duration and lack of power for subgroup analyses.
Its relative limitations in terms of velocity and articulation are offset by great flexibility in pitch and timbre (since the trombonist hits notes by moving the slide, rather than with a valve or key).
As Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh have begun to show their relative limitations, the Heat have become a team dependent on James's ability to play any position on the floor almost perfectly.
That said, the display experience doesn't feel compromised by these relative limitations.
This camera is bulky and its relative limitations hamper its otherwise impressive and pleasing performance.
Given the relative limitations here, however, I don't think I'd want to rely on the Surface Go (or any other tablet-first convertible, for that matter) as my primary work device.
Justus von Liebig's concept of a limiting resource (von Liebig 1842), while popular in the ecological and agricultural sciences, has proven difficult to implement especially in the ecosystems of dryland Africa where the biological productivity is multiply constrained with the relative limitation of a given factor varying over time and space.
UC is a stronger candidate than CD for a purely infectious aetiology because of the weaker genetic association, continuity of disease distribution and the relative limitation of disease to superficial tissue.
The low prevalence of non-Caucasian individuals enrolled is a relative limitation.
However, the ideal circumstances also represent a potential relative limitation because the results may not extend to real-world situations.
This is a relative limitation as trends over time are analysed and reveal significant changes over the past decade.
