The phrase "a proportion of more" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning, as "proportion" typically refers to a part of a whole, and "more" is vague without context.
Example: "A proportion of more than 50% of the participants agreed with the statement."
Alternatives: "a larger proportion" or "a greater share".
In the district of Ostrava Gypsy children out number non-Gypsies in special schools by a proportion of more than 27 to one.
Solid waste is scrap and municipal waste, consisting of steel and non-ferrous scrap, electronic and cable scrap, composites and plastics, wood and paper, with a proportion of more than 20% of the total amount of waste.
In other words, for every 0 < α < 1, most constructions used for the proof of Theorem 1 give Boolean systems in which a proportion of more than ( 1 − α ) of all regulatory functions are unbiased.
Around 50% reported having a proportion of more than 20% of elderly people over 70 among their patients overall.
The positive results of NSE, Syn, or CgA were defined as a proportion of more than 50% of tumor cells with positive staining.
A proportion of vaccinated HCW of less than 35% seemed to have no effect on HAI in patients, whereas a proportion of more than 35% could be considered, according to our data, as the minimal vaccination coverage with potential protective impact on hospital-acquired incident cases.
The $1bn the US hopes to seize would make up only a proportion of the more than $3.5bn£2.6bnbn) allegedly diverted.
Similar to our cohort, in a proportion of patients more than one immunodominant clone was found, suggesting that some T-LGL proliferations are biclonal.
That's a lot of assumptions, but the intuition should be straightforward: countries with a higher proportion of more educated workers have an advantage in producing more technologically advanced goods.
Countries with a higher proportion of more educated workers have an advantage in producing more technologically advanced goods.
There will be a higher proportion of more expensive rent properties and a greater emphasis upon "local homes for local people" in determining who gets them.
