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The phrase "a lowered proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in the ratio or percentage of something in a specific context, such as statistics or demographics.
Example: "The study revealed a lowered proportion of participants who reported experiencing anxiety compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "a reduced ratio" or "a diminished percentage."
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Only New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Nevada and New Hampshire received a lower proportion.
Broward County also had a lower proportion of flawed ballots.
However, all three of these questions registered a lower proportion of positive responses than three years ago.
Second, rich people give a lower proportion of their income than poor people.
Only Nevada has a lower proportion of native residents than Florida.
The UK has a lower proportion of people going to university than the US.
Many free schools have a lower proportion of children on free school meals or those that have special educational needs.
Helpfully the Taxpayers' Alliance calculates the top tenth pay a lower proportion of their income in tax at 35% than the bottom tenth who pay 47%.
But tax reductions for the highest paid are an ineffective policy for this – the best off spend a lower proportion of their income than others.
It submitted a lower proportion of its research staff for this exercise, which helped it leap from 22nd to fifth place in terms of research quality.
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