The phrase "a proportion of selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific fraction or percentage of a chosen group or category within a larger context.
Example: "A proportion of selected participants reported an increase in satisfaction after the program."
Alternatives: "a fraction of chosen" or "a percentage of selected".
The study found that a large proportion of selected participants were willing to ventilate a close family member or friend.
Yet, a remarkable proportion of selected patients drop out from these programs.
With the exception of a small proportion of selected patients treated with high-dose interleukin-2 (McDermott et al, 2005) or allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (Childs et al, 2000), metastatic RCC remains an incurable condition.
1, 2 For the treatment of colorectal cancer, it is well established that complete surgical extirpation of hepatic metastases can yield long-term disease-free survival in a significant proportion of selected patients.
Our study is the first of which we are aware in which systematic evaluation of resistance exercise in the acute care setting demonstrates that an important proportion of selected at-risk older adults are able to safely comply with resistance exercise.
Strict quality control procedures, including duplicate data entry of a proportion of randomly selected records, were carried out throughout the study period.
However, we note that all unique variants in cases were confirmed by a second method, whereas for ExAC controls we used a liberal threshold to maximize sensitivity to unique variants, such that a proportion of variants selected from ExAC will be false positive: the net result of this overall conservative approach is only to reduce study power.
Breeding schemes maximising Δ Ga for each combination of C QEBV and r GEBV were obtained using a grid search in which the proportion of selected individuals varied at each selection stage in every path.
These proportions were compared with the expected number of selected sites if amino acid content alone had an effect on the proportion of selected sites in each structure (data not shown).
Fig. 10 Proportion of selected groups who reported multiple ethnic identities, 1996 2016.
