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'there were relatively fewer' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are comparing two or more things to indicate that one thing (or group of things) had fewer than the other. Example: The previous year had seen a lot of rainfall, but this year there were relatively fewer rainy days.
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Though the overall frequency of NND was lower in cases with hypertensive disease (8.6% versus 13.2%) this can be attributed to the fact that there were relatively fewer hypertensive cases in the high risk group at 24 27 weeks.
Jonathan: There were relatively fewer in terms of impact on the quarter than we normally have because they came at the end.
There were relatively fewer nasopharyngeal cancer patients with natural teeth in their upper jaw than patients with maxillary sinus cancer.
7 We focused on the last decade because there were relatively fewer policy changes related to workers during this time.
As compared with women, there were relatively fewer men in CG0 and relatively more men in both CG1 and CG2 (data not shown).
They also had lower systolic blood pressure, were leaner, had slightly lower total cholesterol, a smaller proportion of them were daily cigarette smokers and had diabetes, and there were relatively fewer fatal or non-fatal MI s in this group.
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They said, however, that it was likely there were relatively few if any civilian casualties.
One, overall there were relatively few surprises.
There were relatively few freelance composers.
There were relatively few major changes during the implementation phase.
In general, there were relatively few big introductions in New York.
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