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The phrase "in a small proportion" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the quantity or percentage of something in relation to a whole. Example: "The new policy will affect the employees in a small proportion, primarily those in part-time positions."
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In a small proportion of them their cancer may spread.
However, there were extended and observable areas with abnormalities in a small proportion of the data.
Recent studies have shown THC makes symptoms of schizophrenia worse and triggers the condition in a small proportion of users.
Despite significant reduction in organ dissemination, DN-2 still caused persistent testicular infection in a small proportion of A129 mice.
It said in a statement: "Yesterday evening, we identified some suspicious activity in a small proportion of our customer's current accounts.
ISR-AEs occurred in a small proportion of subjects treated with either dose of erenumab, with little change over time.
Others have more severe illness (5%), and in a small proportion it is life-threatening.
In addition, in a small proportion of the trials, wins were doubled.
In a small proportion of these neurons, however, SIRT5 localized solely in mitochondria (Fig. 2C).
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Most were partially privatised over the past two decades, letting in a small proportion of outside shareholders.
During the cultivation of HCT116 cells in alginate cultures, necrosis/apoptosis occurred in a small proportion of the cells.
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