The phrase "a real proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a genuine or significant ratio or relationship between two quantities or elements.
Example: "In the study, we found that a real proportion of participants reported feeling more engaged after the new program was implemented."
Alternatives: "an actual ratio" or "a genuine proportion".
Our study showed a percentage of 13.4% of Staphylococcus epidermidis using CFM, which is a very plausible estimation on the real proportion of infections caused by this organism according to previous results of prospective studies on catheter-related infections at ICUs [ 17].
Likewise, as was stated above when dealing with the prevalence of ACS risk factors, our limitation is the size of the sample, which might not reflect the real proportion of these events; a cross-sectional study design will be needed to address this matter.
The power analysis showed that a number of 5902 participants in each group was adequate in order to detect real proportion differences greater than 0.03, achieving power 90% at a significance level of 0.05.
The real proportion is probably higher.Just as there has been a lot of talk about how to reform the SOEs, so there has been plenty of discussion about how to tackle corruption but little action.
A further small percentage of women start treatment after discharge, bringing the real proportion of confirmed events up to 152 of 200, or 76%.
In species of Group A, in particular, it is necessary to carry out experiments that exclude the insects, in order to determine the real proportion of parthenocarpic fruits produced and occupied.
Forestry Commission documents suggest that the real proportion will be much smaller.
Transport for London then came up with the real proportion of cycling accidents found to have been due to cyclist law-breaking: 6%.
He returns to the contrast between absolute God and contracted creatures that he used throughout Books I and II to interpret and contrast the relation between infinite God and finite creatures, even though there is no real proportion between them.
Given that all of these respondents were making hypothetical choices, the real proportion of folks who would put up more cash to avoid United might be different.
