Relative percentages is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to compare the size of two or more parts of a whole. For example, "The relative percentages of the apples and oranges in the fruit basket were almost equal."
The relative percentages "will be fairly accurate, unless some sweeping changes happen," she said.
The relative percentages of the saints, loyalists, and ruthless competitors were twenty-four, twenty-seven, and thirty-six, respectively.
From geochemical arguments Clarke estimated the relative percentages of these three groups as 80 15 5, respectively.
(e) Quantification of the relative percentages of cells that internalized 22L (blue) or RML (red) PrPSc when macropinocytosis was inhibited.
From comparison of the relative percentages of pay itself on the two charts it appears that pay itself is less potent as a motivator than as a dissatisfier.
From the burning of a minute sample a photographic record of the spectrum of the light emitted is analyzed to reveal the elements present and their relative percentages.
If criteria vary in importance, the announcement should specify the relative percentages, weights, or other means used to distinguish among them.
In addition, significant variations in the relative percentages of particulate vs. soluble silver were also measured in many of these products reporting to be colloidal.
Thus, a compilation of the recorded amounts of shales, sandstones, and limestones in more than 213,000 metres (700,000 feet) of sedimentary rock formations gave relative percentages of 46 32 22, respectively.
Scottish geologist Charles Lyell employed a simple statistical measure based on the relative percentages of living species of mollusks to fossil mollusks found in different layers of Tertiary rocks.
The PMAAS derived from total EV dialyzed carbohydrate fractions were subjected to GC-MS analysis (Table 2 and Supplementary Figure S2) and the peak areas were used to estimate the relative percentages of the residues.
