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The phrase "relatively high price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is comparably more expensive than other items, but still not overly expensive. Example: The phone was selling for a relatively high price, but it was well worth the cost.
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The meal plan was unpopular due to its relatively high price and limited options.
Nor are the shellfish so outstanding as to justify their relatively high price tag.
"One of the biggest challenges for selling a Broadway show is that it's a relatively high price," Mr. Bernstein said.
While the relatively high price of beef makes cattle more vulnerable, pork is not immune, Mr. Stanley said.
As the competition grows, the Buick's relatively high price and comparatively unimpressive mileage may work against it.
Given the relatively high price of a night's stay in Dubai, the additional charge is hardly astronomical.
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One obvious target at the moment might seem to be the Canadian stock market, because its stocks, on average, have relatively high price-to-book ratios.
This is fortunate, for funds like Mr. Lewis's, invested in mid-cap stocks with relatively high price-to-earnings ratios, have taken it on the chin.
Apple tends to set relatively high prices for its products.
Stable, relatively high prices also may encourage conservation.
"Meeting the demand -- which will happen -- will be attended by relatively high prices".
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