The phrase "already disproportionate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is currently unbalanced or unequal, often implying that this imbalance has existed for some time.
Example: "The funding allocated to the project is already disproportionate compared to the resources available."
Alternatives: "already unequal" or "already imbalanced".
"However, the political damage is already disproportionate and serious".
For one, the plan would increase the already disproportionate representation of Europe.
The super rich may also feel nervous about possible depredations on their already disproportionate share of the national wealth.
There are already disproportionate levels of water to need — especially in regions where infrastructure is lacking and rainfall over land cannot satisfy the local demand.
Another criticism of the British plan is that the inclusion of Germany would add to the already disproportionate representation of European countries.
This means that by rebalancing back into equity funds, you'll probably be adding to an already disproportionate weighting in a frothy sector.
That could give him credibility among some in the Sunni Muslim-dominated uprising, but it also concerns some opposition members who feel the Brotherhood already wields disproportionate sway.
Local analysts claim that Islah, which already enjoys disproportionate influence, does not want to lower its standing by fielding a losing candidate.
In schools, they already face disproportionate (and stratified) discrimination and are suspended at rates that far eclipse those of their white peers.
Leading criminal barrister John Cooper QC warned that judges and magistrates had a duty "not to be influenced by angry Britain", describing some of the sentences handed down already as "disproportionate and somewhat hysterical".
The very wealthiest Americans already have disproportionate influence: in the 2012 election, 1,219 donors reached or nearly reached the overall limit, and together they were responsible for giving $155 million to federal races.
