"relatively low value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to compare two different values where one is low and the other is even lower. For example, "The car's resale price is relatively low value compared to its original purchase price."
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"Despite the relatively low value of these materials, the technologies enabled by rare earths and components that contain rare earths run into the trillions of dollars," he said.
Thiel's point, which takes a moment to digest, is that, when a company grows extremely rapidly, even its bullish V.C.s, having recently set a relatively low value on the previous round, will be slightly stuck in the past.
In past decades – with series such as Alien Nation, Stargate SG1 or Buffy the Vampire Slayer – TV transfers used to be largely confined to films that were of relatively low value, or that had somehow underperformed at the box office.
Mr. Shulman said the model for Cityfeet was eBay, an online auction system where items of relatively low value can be sold because the cost of each transaction is low.
De Beers, which extracts about 90% of South Africa's diamonds, says that more than nine out of ten carats produced locally are of relatively low value, in which South African buyers are not showing great interest.
The bulkiness of cannabis, and its relatively low value, make it a crop best grown near the market.Tracking crops is difficult, but easier, thanks to spy satellites, than tracking chemicals.
That relatively low value reflects the perceived risks of investing in the company.
However, both WB-PES Qand TOSQA-2001 modestimatemate a relatively low value.
On achieving this, the cutting force dropped to a relatively low value.
In addition, soil showed relatively low value of CEC (7.6 meq/100 g).
