The phrase "a proportion part" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning, making it difficult to use effectively in context.
Example: "In the analysis, we need to focus on a proportion part of the data set to draw accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "a portion" or "a segment".
It is usually soaked in a proportion of one part beet pulp to two parts water.
Mix the dry ingredients first, using a proportion of 1 part Portland Cement (type I or II) to 2 1/2 parts clean masonry sand.
We used Noilly Prat Original French Dry vermouth in a proportion of five parts gin to one part vermouth, perhaps a bit more gin than might have been ideal (try 4-to-1), but we wanted to make sure that the gin was featured prominently.
Due to the sampling strategy used, a large proportion of part A questionnaires (n = 26/58, 45%) reported on the CATCH trial.
Briefly, the HMW fraction was incubated with menadione dissolved in ethanol (4 mg/ml) in a 1/10 proportion (1 part of menadione for 10 parts of solution), for 30 min. Then, the solution was washed two times with PBS.
Use a proportion of about one part salt to two parts herbs and spices.
Add acid at a proportion of about 1 part acid to 3 parts water, but do not fill the bucket too full, as you will not want this solution to splash out accidentally.
Mr. Hyatt stirred a classic proportion: two parts Junipero, a very assertive locally made gin, to one part Sutton Cellars vermouth with a dash of orange bitters and twist of lemon.
IN Take good oil and vinegar or lemon juice, and combine them with salt, pepper, maybe a little Dijon, in a proportion of about three parts oil to one of vinegar.
As a proportion of transactions both parts of Help to Buy together support only 2% of transactions in London compared with 10% in the north-west, where support is most needed," said Countrywide's chief executive, Grenville Turner.
