The phrase "are proportionate with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between two or more quantities or factors that are balanced or in a consistent ratio.
Example: "The costs of production are proportionate with the expected revenue, ensuring a sustainable business model."
Alternatives: "are in proportion to" or "are aligned with".
It has always been the position of the employees that the dangers from "slack action" correspond to, and are proportionate with, the length of the train.
Characters and sprites are proportionate with each other, and the player navigates Ashley on a three-dimensional field map.
One of the interesting elements behind the new Mexican debate is that it began with the court bypassing the usual discussions associated with drugs in the country by focusing its decision on individual freedoms and whether the penalties associated with marijuana are proportionate with the damage it does.
A Downing Street background briefing note on investigating crime in cyberspace published alongside the Queen's speech says: "We are continuing to look at this issue closely and the government's approach will be proportionate, with robust safeguards in place".
Debating the issue of whether Israel's actions were "proportionate" with another Twitter user, he said: "So was the bombardment of Germany by Britain in World War 2 disproportionate?" Writing on social media, Percy said the Conservative MPs are part of a cross-party delegation and stressed it was not a taxpayer-funded trip.
That last word is especially important, too often in TV the focus for science is on 'balance' in the sense of two opposing views being presented equally, and not balance in the sense that the weighting is proportionate with the evidence.
These interests must be proportionate with the right of data subjects for privacy protection in the light of the possible harm done by the processing.
However, this haplogroup is common in Japan [10] and the prevalence of microdeletions might be proportionate with prevalence of that haplotype.
It is true that this interest may seem quite vague, but as long as it is proportionate with the rights of the data subject, it is legal.
Because the pleasure offered by tragedy and melodrama depends on and is proportionate with their capacity to arouse grief, fear, and other unpleasant passions, Hume uses literature and theater as an occasion to elaborate on his theory of mixed emotions.
The fraction of non-conforming exons in the different genomes were proportionate with the fraction of ORFs >750 bases in the corresponding genomes (Table 1).
