'relative low' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in many contexts, for example: "The price of the item is relative low compared to its competitors."
Many are retirees attracted by the climate and relative low cost of living.
"We haven't had a long stretch like this with no rain and relative low humidity probably since 1995," he said.
The bright side of subway retail is that rents are relative low, and weather is never a problem.
And instead of imposing rates based on Medicare's relative low reimbursements, it would have to negotiate how much to pay health care providers (just as private plans do).
The government now interprets the goal as "being amongst the best in Europe on relative low incomes".
The lower troposphere over these warmer oceanic areas tends to be a region of relative low pressure.
So, just 72 hours after a relative low in his spectacular career, Cav was back.
This accounts for their already relative low yields compared to trust or bond-backed preferreds.
Maximal product differentiation takes place when the production costs of the unhealthy attribute are relative low.
Then indices decrease to relative low values, which correspond to a better traffic condition during noon.
