The phrase "a given percentage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific portion or fraction of a whole, often in contexts related to statistics, finance, or research.
Example: "The study found that a given percentage of participants reported feeling more satisfied with their lives after the intervention."
Alternatives: "a specific percentage of" or "a certain percentage of".
Under its provisions, losses below a given percentage of value, say 10percentt, are excluded.
The uncertainty is modeled as perturbations of the aerodynamic parameters within a given percentage of their nominal value.
Inclusive fitness theory suggests that altruism among organisms who share a given percentage of genes enables those genes to be passed on to subsequent generations.
The presented model can predict SO2 and lime concentration distributions inside the CFBA, and give the amount of lime needed to remove a given percentage of SO2.
Confidence limits at a given probability level are values greater than and less than the average, between which the results are statistically expected to fall a given percentage of the time.
However, in this case, the adverse effect on the frequency range is minimised by the longer duration of the resolvable transient describing a given percentage of the potential decay.
The beams deflected less with the increase in curing age for a given percentage of reinforcement content, but deflection increased with the increase in reinforcement content for a given curing age.
As for the electrochemical properties, the number of activation cycles needed to achieve a given percentage of capacity and power decreases with increase in the total amount of secondary phases.
The ECDF facilitates the calculation of both the distance at which a given percentage of ignition points occurred and, in turn, the amount of forest area covered at a given distance.
But rather than having to negotiate with a single team, players could auction off the rights to a given percentage of their wages to the highest bidder, thus securing fair market value for the expected income.
Thus, the dynamic flood model results provided here suggest that a given percentage of the low-lying atoll islands will be annually impacted at lower values of sea-level rise, and thus sooner in the future, than predicted by the passive models.
