The phrase "a higher proportion in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing comparative quantities or ratios within a specific context or group.
Example: "In the recent survey, there was a higher proportion in favor of remote work compared to traditional office settings."
Alternatives: "a greater share in" or "an increased percentage in".
In his engagingly irreverent new best seller, The Psychopath Test: A Journey Through the Madness Industry (Riverhead, $25.95), the journalist Jon Ronson notes that only about one in 100 people are psychopaths (there is a higher proportion in prisons and corporate boardrooms), but he wonders if this population will be overrepresented among readers of his book.
And oxidative phosphorylation contribution accounted for a higher proportion in ATP production for three cultures.
For a given hydration degree, pore fillability of cementitious materials mainly dominated by the size of fraction, fine fraction presented a much higher pore fillability than coarse fraction as outer products contribute to a higher proportion in the hydration products.
This is not so very different from the 1.3% reported in China [13], despite the much lower prevalence there, reflecting a higher proportion in China reporting disablingly bad headache.
CD4+CD8+ cells are a normal finding in the thymus [22-26] [22-26]an be presenthey the canculation in healthy individuals [27,28] and at a higher proportion in some diseases, e.g., autoimmune conditions [26,28].
Staminoid petals were observed in both rose genotypes, but were in a higher proportion in 'Malmaison' (Figure 1S panels E and F).
One explanation for this could be that γ-secretase in lipid rafts may be less accessible to GCB and that γ-secretase localizes to lipid rafts in a higher proportion in adult than in embryonic brain [42].
Generally, the KIR2DL2/DL3/DS2+ subset was present in a higher proportion in all NK cell products analyzed so far, which is in agreement with earlier observations that recovery of KIR2DL2/DL3/DS2+ NK cells is faster compared to the KIR2DL1/DS1+ subset following HSCT [19].
Sarcomas, mainly phyllodes tumors, also appeared with a higher proportion in nulliparous women, though not significantly.
