The phrase "appropriate share of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fair or suitable portion of something that someone should receive or contribute.
Example: "Each member of the committee is expected to contribute an appropriate share of their time and resources to the project."
Alternatives: "fair portion of" or "suitable amount of".
The second is economic and social: giving more South Africans an appropriate share of the country's great wealth.
HIATT: What would you say is an appropriate share of GDP that the federal government should be spending?
"It takes a very long time until you possess an appropriate share of influence over the media".
In setting rates, it must determine the full cost of providing the service by assigning an appropriate share of the common, or "institutional," costs.
Mr. Holmer, the drug group leader, said Canadians were getting "a free ride," receiving the benefits of research done by drug companies based in the United States without bearing an appropriate share of the costs.
Federal law says no — that in setting rates for Orvis and Amazon, the Postal Service should assign to them an appropriate share of the cost of the postman's visit.
Target's chief financial officer, Doug Scovanner, said the deal "provides significant liquidity to Target from a single source unrelated to debt capital markets," and an "appropriate sharing of the portfolio benefits and risks between Target and JPMorgan Chase".
(3) The safeguarding and maintenance of the confidentiality of such information, appropriate sharing of such information with State and local governments pursuant to section 214(a) through (g) of the HSA.
We contend that equity in the distribution of benefits is an important value related to morally appropriate sharing of health data.
Indeed, Castells (2000) suggested that the appropriate sharing of urban data assists with the reform and legitimization of local democracy and governance.
Moreover, even within the business community, companies and insurers disagree on the breakdown of what their appropriate shares of a settlement should be.
