The phrase "a proper share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fair or appropriate distribution of something, such as resources, responsibilities, or benefits.
Example: "Everyone in the group should contribute a proper share to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "an appropriate portion" or "a fair amount".
Successful books became highly profitable, and the author's right to a proper share was more widely recognized.
The producers justified the increase by saying that it was a way of ensuring that the creators of the play, not the scalpers, won a proper share of the royalties.
We are against the development of national nuclear deterrents … We believe in the inter-dependence of the western alliance and will put forward constructive proposals for integrating all Nato's nuclear weapons under effective political control so that all the partners in the alliance have a proper share in their deployment and control".
On its earnings call, Box CEO Aaron Levie noted that, using a proper share count, estimates for Box's recent-quarter adjusted profit came to -$1.99.
If the other person filing the joint return with the named individual owing the past-due support takes appropriate action to secure his or her proper share of a refund from which a withholding was made under paragraph (1) or (2), the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay such share to such other person.
(We just hope the creators have set up a proper rev share model with the artists).
We want it industrialised here, so we can sell it with added value, and get our proper share of the profits". agreed a student, Pedro Vilas, 25.
If Ren is the internal moral control, then Righteousness (yi; 義), represents "the proper share one should receive from a just distribution of rights and benefits, duties, and responsibilities" (Cheng 2011b: 16).
Taking into account the larger than anticipated role of greenhouse gases other than CO2 – such as methane and the HFC gases used as refrigerants – and the need for the UK as a wealthy and highly polluting country to lead on emissions reductions, the UK's proper share of emissions reductions comes to at least 80%, within a global emissions reduction of 50-60%.
What corporate America's proper share ought to be is not obvious, but it's a political issue that calls for an open debate.
And if it got its proper share of funding — compared with the inherent car subsidy, or a value capture of the real estate benefit it creates — we could see a rebirth of one of the work horses of urban transit.
