The phrase "a considerably higher proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or percentages to indicate that one is significantly greater than another.
Example: "In the recent survey, a considerably higher proportion of participants preferred option A over option B."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger share" or "a notably greater percentage".
Nonetheless, that 32 percent is a considerably higher proportion of utter skeptics than the 19 percent who registered this opinion five years ago.
Our inspection went well, but after it we were pretty much exhausted, and I had the impression that there would be a considerably higher proportion of unsatisfactory lessons in the week which immediately followed it.
Pseudogenes constitute 9.4% of all B. pertussis genes, a considerably higher proportion than that in other Bordetella species, such as B. bronchiseptica (0.4%), B. parapertussis (5.0%), B. avium (2.0%) and B. petrii (2.5%)25,34,35.
A considerably higher proportion of Lib Dems (47%) say they might be tempted into the Tory fold, and the smaller sliver of the Labour vote (25%) is more significant, both because the Labour pool of supporters is larger, and because of the way the electoral system works.
In a populous state such as Florida, this means that roughly 10percentt of the adult population is eventually barred from voting — and a considerably higher proportion of the black adult population, given higher rates of incarceration among for African Americans.
Disaccharide analysis of small PGs showed that both HNNC and HSNC were rich in 4-sulfated disaccharides and in each case, the small size PGs contained a considerably higher proportion of 4-sulfated disaccharides than the aggrecan of the same tissue.
A considerably high proportion of chewers (29.9%) than non-chewers (20.6%) had sub-optimal diastolic blood pressure (> 80 mmHg).
Even though the lowest proportion of PPK in our study was in the control group, it is still a considerably high proportion (28.1%) compared to some other studies.
The finding that a considerably high proportion of young women use TBAs as opposed to use of skilled professionals is baffling and calls for further research.
We found a considerably high proportion of individuals who had had either a needle stick injury, cut or other form of exposure and yet only 6.2% were vaccinated with just about a third of these getting the recommended three doses.
