The phrase "a portion from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or segment taken from a larger whole, such as a text, document, or physical object.
Example: "The report included a portion from a previous study that highlighted key findings."
Alternatives: "a segment of a" or "a part of a".
It also uses a sour mash process that is, the mash is fermented with yeast and includes a portion from a mash that has already been fermented.
However, the MIDUS study was limited to investigating the association between ethnicity and CRP in a biomarker substudy group of pooled patients, a portion from a random national sample and a portion from an enriched group of AA participants from Milwaukee (16), which may confound both the findings and the generalizability.
Use a measuring cup, free pour, or pour a portion from a mini bottle.
As the return of the HBO "Game of Thrones" excites viewers, author George R.R. Martin gave fans in Toronto a thrill by reading a portion from "The Winds of Winter", the forthcoming sixth novel in the fantasy series "A Song of Ice and Fire", on which the TV show is based.
Author's response: Although the suggestions are listed by the reviewer as minor, they prompted me to rewrite portions of the Introduction and move a portion from the Conclusions into a new section, particularly that similar concerns were raised by the other reviewer.
In addition, the applications where a vision sensor can only sample a portion of a part from a single viewpoint, the sensor planning problem becomes critically important.
It doesn't take a genius to work out that buying a cluster of 25 grapes in a dinky individual portion from Pret a Manger is not cost effective, nor is treating yourself to daily takeaway coffee.
Camp, With a Moral Portion From a distance, it resembles any other Boy Scout camp in the world.
I learned a CliffsNotes version of Hebrew and memorized my Torah portion from a recording on a MiniDisc.
The pizza portion corresponded to a standard pre-cut portion from a popular retailer (160 g).
Another work used very narrow collection waveguides to block coupling of light from all but a very small portion from a beam with a small NA [ 19].
