The phrase "also a proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a part or fraction of a whole, often in contexts related to statistics, research, or analysis.
Example: "In the survey, 60% of respondents were satisfied, and there was also a proportion of participants who expressed neutral feelings."
Alternatives: "also a fraction of" or "additionally a share of".
Oncogenic HPV is strongly associated with cancers and high-grade dysplasias of the anogenital tract, including the anus, penis, and also a proportion of oropharyngeal cancers.
The sodium inactivation variable, which is also a proportion of open gates, is denoted by ((h^{i}_{t})).
There is also a proportion of immature oocytes which are discarded in daily medical practice because of their immaturity.
Also a proportion of students in private medical schools, could have been 'government quota students', who would therefore be more similar to public school students.
But there is also a proportion of immature oocytes at the prophase I/germinal vesicle (GV) or metaphase I (MI) stage that is refractory to fertilization.
In the cells with more than two centrosomes, the actual number of centrosomes usually ranged from three to five; however, there was also a proportion of cells that displayed six or more centrosomes.
This allows us to assess data collected as both simple frequencies and also as a proportion of usage for that individual user and also as a proportion of usage of the specific disease guideline of interest.
Local councils also devote a proportion of their budget to the arts.
Slightly more timely is a mid-June BMG phone poll, which also made a proportion of repeat calls, and separated out the results.
Under British law, Bolt would be taxed on his earnings at the event and also on a proportion of his personal endorsements throughout the year.
Severn Trent and Dee Valley also serve a proportion of homes whose bills will increase by 2.2%and4.1%1% respectively.
