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The phrase "a third of persons" is correct but somewhat awkward in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific fraction of a group of people, though "people" is more commonly used than "persons."
Example: "A third of persons surveyed reported feeling satisfied with their jobs."
Alternatives: "a third of people" or "one-third of individuals".
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Around a third of persons expressed some concern about the security situation when seeking health care services.
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