'proportionally high' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that a quality is higher than what would be expected given the circumstances. For example: "The number of people who voted in the election was proportionally high, considering the size of the town."
And with proportionally high stakes for all of us.
The historical film a minority genre but one which, as Mr Levy's chart reveals, has produced a proportionally high number of winners was well exemplified this year by "Gladiator".
Consequently, government may not put a proportionally high priority in health as response to the national income increase.
The results indicate that a lightweight tracked robot can display excellent deep-snow mobility when ground clearance, motor torque and energy storage allow for proportionally high sinkage and motion resistance compared with larger vehicles.
This is because the high number of access nodes would need to be accompanied by a proportionally high financial investment in order to build high quality wireline backhaul[22].
The proportionally high transport cost of the industry, its large goods volumes, and the global competitive landscapes makes it a compelling industry to research in connection to the stricter sulphur regulations of shipping.
At 5%, it was proportionally higher at the time than New York, Chicago, or Detroit – and growing faster as well.
This does not necessarily mean proportionally higher average energy bills, as households will naturally invest in energy efficiency improvements.
When they nudged the laser to a lower frequency, the duration of the pulses lengthened proportionally; higher frequencies produced quicker pulses.
The cost of public transportation for a family living in Rio or São Paulo is, proportionally, higher than in New York or Paris.
Through 1986 about 2,500 South African soldiers had died, a figure proportionally higher per capita than the U.S. death toll in the Vietnam War.
