The phrase "a relevant share of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a portion or percentage of something that is significant or applicable to the context.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a relevant share of the participants preferred the new product design over the old one."
Alternatives: "a significant portion of" or "an important share of".
Consequently, the areas that respond to the basic needs of a relevant share of the urban population also generate needs that are more difficult to address, in comparison with the formal areas of the city.
The difference between the two results can probably be attributed to the fact that only in recent time periods migrants with Muslim background make up a relevant share of all migrants.
CoAP defines a very basic congestion control mechanism for the reliable exchange of messages between endpoints, however it does not specify congestion control for communications without end-to-end reliability, even though the latter represent a relevant share of CoAP communications.
In both countries these figures are under-representative, meaning they are lower than they should be, based on each group's relevant share of the national population.
As far as the cost side is concerned, the most relevant share of health care resources allocated to MBC treatment and related AE management were identified and quantified empirically from a convenience sample of five Italian reference centers for MBC treatment.
For both nab-paclitaxel and conventional paclitaxel, the cost driver is chemotherapy (40.75% and 34.58% of the mean 5-year cost, respectively), whereas AE management accounts for the least relevant share of costs (1.22% and 1.03% of the mean 5-year cost, respectively).
A potentially relevant shared feature of both MMP-2 products (Δ Pre and Δ Pro) is the absence of disulphide bonds.
By selecting solely the monophyletic surnames, a relevant and shared part of the variability is removed from the analysis.
This is expected to more efficiently distinguish the relevant shared variation of the GE/CN data from the data set-specific effects [ 34].
Thus, our results do not discard a relevant role of shared CREs in shaping genome architecture, but rather highlight the importance of high-order chromatin coregulatory mechanisms in the OBP gene organization.
Under this structural approach, monopoly power may be inferred from a firm's possession of a dominant share of a relevant market that is protected by entry barriers.
