The phrase "relatively true" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the truth or accuracy of a statement or claim in comparison to other statements or claims. Example: "While her argument was relatively true, it failed to address all aspects of the issue at hand."
While acknowledging that the true Protagorean relativist can never be argued out of his position, Husserl holds that we 'normally disposed' people can nevertheless see what is wrong with the Protagorean viewpoint: the same sentence cannot be both true and false, and the Protagorean thesis, 'truth is relative', cannot itself be merely relatively true.
However, there are a number of groups – tribes, or "kei" in Japanese – that have managed to evolve while staying relatively true to their origins.
[ image: /photos/590953a96552fa0be682c770] That was it: A headline, which was later changed, in which Fox Nation made a relatively true statement that, without context, communicated a generally false overall message.
3.53pm BST Syngenta's statement that there are no alternatives to neonicotinoids for some oilseed rape farmers is "probably relatively true" says CAB International (Cabi) scientist David Moore, "in that there are not many good alternatives in a system that is bound over by the use of chemical pesticides".
These concerns motivate us to (1) consider residential location choice and household energy consumption behavior (for both in-home appliances and out-of-home cars) simultaneously and, (2) explicitly control self-selection effects so as to capture a relatively true effect of land-use policy on household energy consumption behavior.
The very fact that you probably know all this means that the "Bowling Green Massacre" may go down in the record of the Trump presidency as the first break in the "fake news" clouds that have cast such gloom over our fair and once (relatively) true republic.
Patient reporting of COPD exacerbations is a relatively reliable measure of true exacerbation frequency, with a good correlation between patient recall of the number of exacerbations and documented occurrence of exacerbations [ 19, 20].
Experimental results with the use of Mars topographic data demonstrate that the developed approach can significantly decrease the false positive detection rate while maintaining a relatively high true positive detection rate even in challenging sites.
Most of the case department's software development initiatives are relatively small, true projects.
The probability that this happens by accident is equal to the statistical significance threshold (i.e., 5%) and plausible plausibly larger than the probability that we detect one of the relatively rare true causal relations.
However, it is clear from the ROC plot that a different hit rate cutoff could also be used to reduce the number of false positives while maintaining a relatively high true positive rate, if desired.
