The phrase "a jump of a third" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in music theory to describe an interval between two notes that are three scale degrees apart.
Example: "In the melody, there is a jump of a third from the note C to the note E."
Alternatives: "an interval of a third" or "a third interval".
He is good any day for a jump of a metre & six-tenths.
The commission's study showed that 56percentt of Europeans had become regular Internet users by 2008, a jump of one third since 2004.
Official figures show there were more than 20,000 assaults in prisons – 2,813 of them deemed "serious" – in the 12 months to December, a rise of 27% year on year, with nearly 5,000 attacks on staff – a jump of more than a third compared with 2014.
Psychedelics are illegal not because a loving government is concerned that you may jump out of a third story window.
A male adult, of 39-years-old, sustained a bilateral calcaneal fracture after jumping of a first storey balcony.
At one point Jones was fourth with a jump of 22 feet 1 3/4 inches; Joyner-Kersee was fifth at 21-10 3/4. 21-10 3/4
Worried about mounting inflationary pressure, the Brazilian Central Bank increased interest rates to 16.75percentt, a jump of half a percentage point and the third such move in the last three months.
She won with a jump of 22 feet 7 inches on her fifth of six attempts.
This represents a jump of 344% in level 3 assets since the fourth quarter of 2007.
Shane injures his leg while attempting to jump out of a second-story window and Otis hurts his leg after jumping from some retracted bleachers.
B1 Four Injured in Fire At least four people, including a city firefighter, were seriously injured in a blaze at an apartment building in Brooklyn that forced a 16-year old girl to jump out of a third-floor window, the authorities and residents said.
