The phrase "a deployment rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency or speed at which something is deployed, often in a technical or operational context.
Example: "The project achieved a deployment rate of five updates per week, significantly improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "a release frequency of" or "an implementation rate of".
The dynamical behaviour of the system is observed for cases of constant extension rate and for a trapezoidal deployment rate profile.
We are back to where Friedman was with the air-bag non-deployment rates of the Cobalt.
More recently, Draganov and colleagues evaluated a dedicated EUS-guided multifiducial delivery system in an animal model and reported a fiducial deployment success rate of 95.6% without adverse events [ 23].
We examine how, due to the visco-elastic properties of the stent material, the balloon deployment rate influences the mechanical integrity of the stent.
'The funds will be used to scale up CommonSense Robotics' facility deployment rate, develop their next generation of robotics and AI, and expand global operations and sales," says the startup.
The modular design results in minimal balance of system costs and enables high deployment rates with a rapid realization of economies of scale.
The comparison between these results and the ground-truth's log-sheets during the first phase of the deployment reveals a matching rate of approximately 71% on a weekly basis analysis.
During deployment, a high attack rate of febrile illness consistent with DF was reported among Italian troops.
It already has 140 global retail customers and new store deployments growing at a rate of at least 400 installations per month.
"This will give European companies an opportunity to export their capabilities and apply them in other markets, further improving the quality of installations and deployment rates in those markets".
