The phrase "above average proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics or comparisons that indicate a quantity or rate that exceeds the average level.
Example: "The survey revealed that there is an above average proportion of participants who prefer online shopping over traditional retail."
Alternatives: "greater than average share" or "higher than average percentage".
Furthermore, selection bias cannot be excluded, as the study population could be expected to include an above average proportion of motivated persons with type 2 diabetes.
Within London top exporting LADs include Westminster, Camden, Kensington and Chelsea and Hammersmith and Fulham, all of which have above average proportion of foreign business owners with a higher tendency to export.
Aside from being earlier to market than rivals, Nguyen argues that Spotted's less 'transactional' approach to connecting strangers who might want to become romantically involved also sets it apart from the swipe-to-like dating app competition — asserting, for instance, that it has been successful in attracting a "way above average" proportion of female users.
Both specialties contain above average proportions of international medical graduates (psychiatry is the specialty group with the highest proportion).
Of the ten counties with the lowest unemployment rates, nine, including Santa Barbara, contain an above-average proportion of people aged 65 or older.
On Tuesday, Mr. Obama can expect to dominate in heavily black Washington, D.C., and he's favored in Maryland, which has an above-average proportion of both blacks and college graduates.
Compared with the rest of England, the city had an above-average proportion of foreign-born residents, at around 12%.
The paper will specifically consider how health literacy is distributed in the population of the countries involved, what proportions of the population show limited health literacy, which vulnerable groups have an above-average proportion of limited health literacy and whether there is a social gradient for health literacy.
Wages are above the national average.
In our paper we set the cut-offs just above the national average proportion of death for each cause in 1996.
Community Districts (CDs) were stratified into two groups, above and below the average of the median household income for 59 CDs, and UHF-areas were stratified into two groups, above and below the average proportion of population poverty in UHF-areas, for use in OLS linear regression analysis with the mortality rate ratio as the dependent variable, based on the factors described above.
