The phrase "another proportion of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a part or segment of a whole, particularly in contexts involving statistics, measurements, or comparisons.
Example: "In the study, another proportion of the participants reported feeling more energized after the intervention."
Alternatives: "an additional share of the" or "a different fraction of the".
As it can be seen in Table 2, another proportion of casualties recorded as 'serious' by the police, actually had an MAIS equal to 1 or 2, corresponding to another type of mis-reporting, that of overestimating injury severity [16].
Another considerable proportion of the genome (9.6 Mb; 22%) consists of more complex non-SSR elements.
Although seroprevalence varies widely from one area to another, a substantial proportion of the world population has evidence of immunity to Ad5, including approximately 80% of adults in sub-Saharan Africa [9], [10], [11], [12].
9 12 Reliability, in this context, is defined as the proportion of observed variance in hospital scores/metrics that is explained by the true (underlying) variance in hospital performance or, put another way, the proportion of the overall observed variation not due to noise.
The architects are themselves not exactly casual, with the result that the interiors are works of intense refinement, in which the relation of one rectangular room to another, proportion, the integration of air vents, the installation of LED lights whose colour can be adjusted and the tone and grain of the wooden floor have all been minutely considered.
To date it's a choice that few UK students have made – 2009 figures from the OECD show just 22,000 opting to study in another country, a tiny proportion of the two million or so who stay at home.
Another large and increasing proportion of the population has become overweight, owing to various manipulations that maximize profit for the food retail and associated industries (Albritton, 2009).
The level of resistance however, varies from one year to another, according to the proportion of the resistant S form in the populations where the two molecular forms of An. gambiae were found together, especially in Nkolondom.
Another useful metric is the proportion of the unigenes and its corresponding BLAST hit.
