"the portion for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a specific allocation or division within a sentence. For example: - The restaurant's menu includes a portion for vegetarian options. - The budget allocated a significant portion for infrastructure improvements. - I only ate a small portion for dinner, so I'm still hungry. - Every employee received a portion for their hard work on the project.
But according to law, he said, death benefits must be deducted from the entire award, including the portion for pain and suffering.
In 2005, the portion for Catalina's program was cut to about $30,000 a year from $250,000 because trustees believed that the task there was hopeless and that money would be better spent on those islands less damaged.
Such costs rose far above a civics lesson, and Heckscher and his architects chose to build only a five-story section over the leasehold sites, with the tower portion rising above only the portion for which he owned the land.
That same single male, Mr. Steuerle calculated, paid about $300,000 in payroll taxes, excluding the portion for disability benefits, and could expect a bit less, $277,000, in retirement benefits.
And the Treasury's Office of Financial Stability on Thursday released a report, which Mr. Geithner had already disclosed, showing that the relief program's losses were likely to be a fraction of the $700 billion allotted, while the portion for banks was making a profit.
The portion for qualified institutions was oversubscribed 12.8 times; for high-net-worth investors, 11 times.
The portions for the motion vector vary depending on sequences.
The portions for control animals were prepared identically with the exception of omitted idebenone.
With this in mind, the portions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner should be smaller.
Manchester Community Technologies was responsible for the portion of the grant for direct services.
Another alternative is the use of humanized IgG antibodies that have a completely human variable sequence except for the portion responsible for antibody-antigen complementarity [ 86].
