The phrase "a confirmed rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a rate that has been verified or established as accurate, often in contexts like finance, travel, or service agreements.
Example: "The airline provided a confirmed rate for the flight, ensuring that there would be no hidden fees."
Alternatives: "an established rate" or "a verified rate."
Reporter screening strains have been constructed for three gene targets (gyrA, glmU, secA), and one (gyrA) has been applied to 68,000 compounds resulting in a primary hit rate of 0.5% and a confirmed hit rate of 0.06%, including several fluoroquinolones.
In this study, single agent lapatinib demonstrated a confirmed response rate of 9% (overall response rate of 11%) and a median overall survival of 4.8 months.
A total of 767 compounds were confirmed as hits giving a confirmation rate (primary to re-test screen) of 84% and an overall confirmed hit rate of 1.24%.
Haemophilus influenzae type b continues to cause meningitis in Greece with a confirmed case rate of 18.9%.
Lambrolizumab, an anti-PD-1 antibody, yielded a confirmed response rate of approximately 38%, a median PFS of more than 7 months, and low-grade adverse events [23].
In patients with platinum-resistant OC, sagopilone has demonstrated activity as a single agent, achieving a confirmed response rate of 16% (Rustin et al, 2011).
The confirmed rate of army suicides was 20.2 per 100,000 last year.
The confirmed rate of army suicides was 20.2 per 100,000 last year– higher than the overall US suicide rate of 19.5 people per 100,000.
The confirmed rate is higher than most of previously reported, such as Fadista et al. [ 9] in pigs (50%) and Hou et al. [ 8] in cattle (60%) but a little lower than that reported by Ramayo-Caldas et al. [ 10] in pigs (71%).
In response to the call, CDPH investigated the cases at prison X and confirmed rates of disease >400× higher than those of the surrounding county.
