The phrase "a realistic proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ratios, sizes, or amounts that are practical or believable in a given context.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a realistic proportion of the budget should be allocated to marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "a feasible ratio" or "a practical amount".
At a reception, Mr. Tanic testified, Mr. Milosevic told him that "the Serb authorities should reduce the number of Albanians to a realistic proportion," deal with terrorism, and only then settle the political problem.
The main purpose of the deterministic model was to produce a realistic proportion of the population who are infected between two time points.
In fact, the cell-to-cell variability observed for ρ = 0 decreases for ρ = 0.5 (a realistic proportion of extrinsic noise component [ 26]) when considering the NOT gate with constant VAR model (see Additional file 1: Figure S9A and Figure S9B), while it increases when considering the YES gate (see Additional file 1: Figure S9C and Figure S9D).
Perhaps reflecting the view of a "relatively immature painter", a copy of the Annunciation by Joos van Cleve shows Mary at a more realistic proportion scale to her surroundings.
However, we have shown that the bias is relatively small regardless, and a more realistic proportion will only decrease this bias.
Brave, a film released by Disney but produced by Pixar, had a heroine with more realistic proportions, but she was controversially glammed up for a Disney Princess Collection toy line.
Anthropy told Harvey that she preferred characters with more realistic proportions; as a result, he ended up with a design that was three and a half heads tall.
For the sake of studying this response, a numerical model is used as a simulation tool over a hypothetical matrix of CFT with realistic proportions.
His work has somewhat more realistic proportions and a dramatic use of shadow.
He wanted to make her "sexy and authoritative" and to look like a "fully grown human with relatively realistic proportions".
Mattel has remade the iconic Barbie, revealing a new series of dolls with more realistic proportions and diverse representation.
