The phrase "accurate proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise ratio or fraction of something in relation to a whole.
Example: "To achieve the desired flavor, it is essential to maintain an accurate proportion of spices in the recipe."
Alternatives: "correct ratio of" or "precise fraction of".
Lipper advised Stone on the kind of computers used on the trading floor, the accurate proportion of women at a business meeting, and the kinds of extras that should be seated at the annual shareholders meeting where Gekko delivers his "Greed is good" speech.
Thus, the accurate proportion of the two states remains controversial.
This suggests that the positioning and maintenance of the AER and the control of its size are very important to realize the accurate proportion of the limb bud.
Use a foam bowl to represent a scale model of the Earth, and divide the bowl using accurate proportions of each layer.
Well I think it's little difficult to cook Indian food with accurate proportions of spices and salts but learning different cuisines is really a fun to explore.
Although studies have shown that a frailty index does not require the same number or type of items to estimate accurate proportions of frailty levels, 38 the items comprising our index are similar to those used in studies from Canada, 15 the United States, 8 and Hong Kong.
But if anyone wants the accurate figure for the precise proportion of Scottish voters who did bother on 3 May, they'd be disappointed.
There was some indirect evidence that the individual famine scores were accurate: the proportion of severely famine-exposed women increased with the degree of residential urbanisation during the famine, reflecting differences in severity of the famine between rural and urban areas (Burger et al, 1948).
The sketch should show accurate proportions.
Ultimately, the various risk stratification scores can only be accurate for a proportion of patients, and there will always be patients in whom they are not accurate.
Cause of death certification in the elderly is often not accurate and a proportion of the deaths from cardiovascular and respiratory disease are likely to be misclassified[ 28].
