The phrase "a modest share of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or reasonable portion of something, often in a context where the amount is being discussed or compared.
Example: "The charity received a modest share of the donations collected during the event."
Alternatives: "a small portion of" or "a reasonable amount of".
All together having a good time,' a modest share of happiness.
Finland spends a modest share of its GDP on schools, pays teachers unspectacular salaries and has small classes.
She said he is able to do so because only a modest share of his patients have it.
But Forks would dearly like to acquire a modest share of Seattle's genius for spinning money in cyberspace.
As a whole, exports represented a modest share of U.S. G.D.P. — about three per cent even at the end of the nineteen-fifties, compared with roughly seven per cent today.
Here are the figures showing that mass shootings are a modest share of the total, and the same is true of self-defense – despite what the N.R.A. might have you believe.
If exports are measured correctly, however, they account for a surprisingly modest share of China's economic growth.The headline ratio of exports to GDP is very misleading.
For all their manufacturing activity, the four coastal prefectures that suffered the heaviest damage (Aomori, Fukushima, Iwate, and Miyagi) actually produce a rather modest share of Japan's aggregate output — only 4.7percentt or so.
The upshot, after Younus Khan claimed a more modest share of the spoils but became Pakistan's all-time leading Test runscorer in the process, was a stumps total of 286 for four.
Co-location of the pharmacy network within government facilities means the pharmacy network operates without paying rent or utilities, with the exception of a very modest share of utilities in its central office.
You imply that poorer countries must abandon their agenda because richer economies are not willing to make the very same tough political decisions they ask of the developing world.The agricultural sector's modest share of world trade is a consequence of protectionist practices in developed countries.
