The phrase "a comparatively higher proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size or amount of one group to another, indicating that one group has a greater share relative to the other.
Example: "In the recent survey, a comparatively higher proportion of respondents preferred option A over option B."
Alternatives: "a relatively larger share" or "a greater percentage".
With respect to admission source, we found that a comparatively higher proportion of patients admitted from their own home with a hip fracture were delayed beyond 36 h.
The superior exercise endurance of trained Myog-deleted mice was associated with a comparatively higher proportion of both slow-twitch fibers and SDH-positive fibers than in trained wild-type control mice.
A comparatively higher proportion (76.6%) of children met the recommended minimum meal frequency.
There were 185 boys (87.6%) in total with the 'criminal code' group having a comparatively higher proportion of boys (96% vs. 74%, χ 22.0, p = 0.03).
On the other hand, HNSCC TIF proteome had lower amounts of proteins classified as cytoplasmic and organellar, 339 and 269, respectively, but a comparatively higher proportion of proteins grouped as extracellular (203 total).
By including only insulin‐treated patients in our study, one might have expected a more insulin‐deficient group and hence a comparatively higher proportion of patients with absolute insulin deficiency than in the study by Niskanen et al.
For example, turquoise-blue enamel can be obtained from the black oxide of copper by using a comparatively high proportion of carbonate of soda; in the same way, a yellowish-green enamel can be obtained from the same black oxide by increasing the proportionate amount of red lead.
New Mexico is a largely rural state with a comparatively high proportion of its population living in poverty (18.5%)[1] and without health insurance (20.3%)[2].
We found comparatively low objective response rates and a comparatively high proportion of patients with minor response and disease stabilization, qualifying for SD.
