The phrase "proportion in which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the relationship or comparison between different elements or parts of something. Example: The proportion in which males and females are represented in the workforce has changed significantly over the past decade.
It estimates what percentage of people would have to move for races to be distributed in the same proportion in which they're represented overall in a region, with zero being the ideal and anything more than 60 considered high.
The model also shows the proportion in which absorbed solar energy is divided into different forms, and hence predicts the dependence of kinetic of emerging air draft upon dimensions of the chimney and properties of materials used.
Among the most-innovative works of fiction was Joshua Cohen's Book of Numbers, a polyphonic novel of epic proportion in which a self-proclaimed "failed" writer named Joshua Cohen and the billionaire founder of a Google-like empire, also named Joshua Cohen, embark on a phantasmagoric joyride down the rabbit hole of the digital age.
We shall refer to it as the binary synchronisation degree (SDa3), which measures the proportion in which the compared series evolve in the same direction.
Herbart next considers the proportion in which the inhibition sum is spread out over the various, mutually antagonistic representations; this proportion is what he calls the "inhibition-ratio" (SW V: 285, ff. [§43]).
If my assumption is correct, the result is a tragedy of national proportion in which a large segment of our student population that already faces daunting challenges falls victim to an education system that is, at best, dysfunctional and, at worst, corrupt.
Stoichiometry, in chemistry, the determination of the proportions in which elements or compounds react with one another.
The ingredients of this compound may vary widely in character, in the number used, and in the proportions in which they are used.
Where those late switchers come from, and the proportions in which they go to Labour or the Tories, will decide who governs.
Weighing and measuring became crucially important, convincing me of the fixed proportions in which elements combined, drawing me to atomic theory and the concept of atomic weights.
Mixing calculations (i.e., the calculation of the proportions in which end-members are mixed in a sample) are essential for hydrological research and water management.
