The phrase "a noteworthy proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant or remarkable percentage of a particular group or category.
Example: "In the recent survey, a noteworthy proportion of respondents indicated that they prefer remote work over traditional office settings."
Alternatives: "a significant percentage" or "an important share".
Thus, it appears that thelytokous lineages producing a noteworthy proportion of diploid male offspring are disfavoured by selection, as expected [ 85].
A noteworthy proportion of our study population was engaged in exercise before pregnancy, and the majority of the women were highly educated and nulliparous.
This response rate was 53% in RHINE, but a noteworthy proportion of subjects participated at baseline and at the second follow-up, but not in the first follow-up.
Although a noteworthy proportion (55%) of patients initially managed conservatively had spontaneous disease remission, this rate was inferior to that in patients who were treated with steroids or surgery (99% remission rate).
Most individuals adjust adequately to the loss of a relative, nevertheless, a small but noteworthy proportion of bereaved individuals experience a syndrome of prolonged psychological distress in relation to bereavement.
A small but noteworthy proportion of bereaved individuals experience a syndrome of prolonged psychological distress in relation to bereavement.
Admittedly this might be a subjective judgment based on recall, perhaps from long ago, but 11.8 % is a large and noteworthy proportion.
A smaller but noteworthy proportion of xpa-1 animals were also growth-impaired.
A noteworthy aspect of our results was that a high proportion of respondents had ultrasound equipment in the workplace.
This is a noteworthy finding, though it is unclear whether a similar effect is observed at institutions where a more significant proportion of students intercalate, and the effect of differing course structures also warrants investigation.
In this cluster, a noteworthy distinction among tolerant and sensitive genotypes is that, in both rice and barley sensitive genotypes, a more significant proportion of the genes related to osmosensing and salt stress are down-regulated.
