The phrase "a particular proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific fraction or percentage of a whole in various contexts, such as statistics, research, or analysis.
Example: "In the study, a particular proportion of participants reported feeling more energized after the intervention."
Alternatives: "a specific percentage of" or "a certain fraction of".
They practice a form of bridewealth, in which a husband's family gives gifts and services to the wife's family; once a particular proportion of the agreed-upon gifts is reached, the bride becomes an official member of her husband's group.
In an experiment on mice, Prof Gordon's team attempted to work out whether obese individuals started out with a particular proportion of bacteria that makes them prone to obesity, or whether the high proportion of firmicutes was a symptom of excess weight.
Because of the second ones a particular proportion of backordered items become lost sales so we have partial backordering instead of full backordering.
Because of the second group of customers a particular proportion of backordered items become lost sales so we have partial backordering instead of full backordering.
Here, we simply employ the empirical finding that particular stimulus properties consistently elicit a particular proportion of FTV responses.
The fixed-criterion strategy predicts that accuracy will be equal for all N, consistent with the idea that the model strives for a particular proportion of correct responses.
It's the only appellation on Sicily considered worthy of D.O.C.G. status, and wines must meet certain requirements, including being made from grapes grown within a particular zone, blended in a particular proportion and receiving a certain amount of aging before release.
However, the proportion of cellulases (8.91%) and hemicellulases (9.36%) in particular proportion of GH5 (5.71%) and GH10 (5.39%), respectively, was highest in termite.
In particular, a proportion of the agricultural water saved through improving water-use efficiency should be transferred to natural ecosystems via water trade.
He described Mr. Maramotti as "a gentleman and a genius," with a particular sense of proportion.
The metabolic equivalents of energy expenditure (MET -hours per week for each age were estiMET -hoursultipering together the number of hours per week a woman spent in a particular activity, the proportion oforheachagespent in that activity, and the estimated MET score for the activity based on the Compendium of Physical Activity 40.
