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The phrase "the high proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a statistic or measurement that is considered to be significant or atypical. Example sentence: "The high proportion of students who passed the exam showcases the effectiveness of our teaching methods."
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Child-headed households are on the increase owing to the high proportion of adults already infected.
A downside: the high proportion of students to locals creates tension".
It was in the early 1990s that the high proportion of twins was widely noticed.
Mège shrugged when I asked her about the high proportion of male artists in her collection.
One similarity with five years ago is the high proportion of undecided Lib Dem supporters.
Travel bans are common throughout the Gulf, primarily as a result of the high proportion of non-resident workers there.
Readers new to Walden may be surprised at the high proportion of its energy given to empirical exploration and demonstration.
Dr Jabar said he believed the high proportion of head and chest wounds showed the shooting had been carefully targeted.
"I don't know what to make of the high proportion of females killed in New Jersey," he said.
I've been struck by the high proportion of funded PhD studentships that have come up in my searches.
Or dwell on the high proportion of benefit claimants the faded-but-resilient Sussex seaside town has acquired.
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