The phrase "with a greater proportion of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation in which a greater portion of a whole is done, compared to a smaller portion of a whole. For example, "More employees are asking for flexible working hours, with a greater proportion of Millennials wanting to work from home."
Be aware, however, that if you choose to sit there, you may find yourself dining with a greater proportion of foreigners than Italians.
They found that historically men have had higher persistence rates than women, with a greater proportion of men having continued for a PhD.
The doctor work force is also younger than previously estimated, with a greater proportion of doctors in their 20s and 30s and fewer who are 65 and older.
All of this is achieved with a greater proportion of students eligible for free school meals: 11% of sixth-form college students were eligible for this benefit at age of 15 compared with 8% of students in academies.
Mr. Weinstein of Phipps Houses said: "There are programs available for financing of projects with a greater proportion of low-income people and doing this makes the remaining buildings more like other products in the marketplace.
However, large households with a greater proportion of income allocated for food use reduced vegetable consumption intensity.
And Andresen (2014) briefly shows that the patterns of assault change by day of the week, with a greater proportion of assault occurring on the weekend.
In terms of ecology, there is higher species richness on AGs with a greater proportion of neophytes, which may potentially spread into cities.
The lower energy intake of trained participants was attributable to consuming meals with a greater proportion of lower-ED foods than controls.
The 2 diets induced different ruminal VFA profiles, with a greater proportion of propionate at the expense of acetate and butyrate for the HS diet.
The profile of homicides has also changed, with a greater proportion of incidents taking place in or around domestic dwellings, and a smaller proportion occurring on the streets.
