The phrase "added the proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or calculation of a specific ratio or fraction in a context, such as in research, statistics, or data analysis.
Example: "In the final report, we added the proportion of participants who favored the new policy to provide a clearer understanding of public opinion."
Alternatives: "included the ratio of" or "incorporated the fraction of".
Then a little marc de Bourgogne, the high-octane distillate of Burgundy wine residues, is added, the proportion of marc increasing each time the cheese is dipped until, finally, the liquid is almost entirely marc.
It added: "The proportion of graduates failing to pay back student loans is increasing at such a rate that the Treasury is approaching the point at which it will get zero financial reward from the government's policy of tripling tuition fees to £9,000 a year".
When withheld votes were added, the proportion of shareholders failing to back the plan was 34%.
When they are added, the proportion of obese males aged 16-plus increased to 27.7%.
Mr Ayrault added the proportion of nuclear power in the production of electricity would be reduced from 75% to 50% by 2025.
Conversely, the convex hull and rectangular boundaries enclose less than half of Al-Madinah without a buffer zone, and thus when the buffer is added, the proportion of the city within the boundary increases sufficiently to also increase the eruption probability, even though the spatial intensity at any specific point is reduced (Table 3).
Dr Sally Cairns, from the research team and working jointly at the Transport Research Laboratory and University College London on transport policy, adds: "The proportion of participants who said they would cycle to work at least one day a week rose from 30%to75%5% if they had an e-bike available".
David Cameron said a Labour government had been behind "sweetheart deals", adding the proportion of work by independent providers was 5% under Labour, and was now "just 6%", with 2,500 more nurses and 8,000 extra doctors today.
Yet, with near add, the proportion of individuals who could see 20/50 near increased to 98.2%.
If we add the proportion of PTs who reported using guidelines "sometimes", the rate increases to a high 96%.
By adding the proportion of tumour content to these 10 genes as an 11th dimension, we aimed to move the samples apart in 'prediction space' such that differences in tumour content also contributed to the distances between samples.
