The phrase "a partial sense of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an incomplete or limited understanding or feeling about something.
Example: "After reading the report, I had a partial sense of the project's impact on the community."
Alternatives: "a limited understanding of" or "a vague feeling of".
The two Lisas have a partial sense of this irony.
Like Mr. Reyes's piece, the show has crucial performance components, which will unfold over time, so a one-off look gives only a partial sense of the whole.
If it is done well, the service will bring at least a partial sense of closure to the void that one feels at these times.
Clearly a proxy rating will allow only a partial sense of the overall impact of the condition on QoL which may place important constraints on the validity of studies that do not directly ask the child about their QoL.
For Green the common good exists in a partial sense.
Hanging in a separate gallery, the works on paper give a broader, albeit still partial sense of Kokoschka's career trajectory.
Just as important, though, if less visible, is the partial sense of touch he has recovered in about 65% of his body.
Esteemed in both mainstream and outsider art worlds but in the moral dimension apart from both, Koczy's work renowned in the Guggenheim, the Collection de l'Art Brut in Lausanne and Jerusalem's Yad Vashem, to give partial sense of its reach.
This is the driving force of his positive solution to the Problem of Civil Rights call it the Natural Rights Argument which begins by asserting that rights exist, and not merely in the conventional or partial sense of public sympathy.
In MPD, Dennett and Humphreys argue that this process fragments into lots of competing systems, since there are too many inconsistent pictures of the "real you": so the alters persist as different representations that make partial sense of different aspects of the self.
Almost all transgenic lines analysed showed a considerable reduction in stem lignin and in the lines that were specifically examined, this was correlated with partial sense suppression of C4H.
