The phrase "a faster rate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed or frequency of a process or action in comparison to another rate.
Example: "The new software update allows for a faster rate for data processing, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "an increased speed for" or "a quicker pace for".
The researchers found that chronic sleep loss over three weeks caused performance to deteriorate at a faster rate for each consecutive hour spent awake, particularly during the natural low performance periods in the late night.
A PLS-based multirate dynamic modeling is proposed for quality prediction at a faster rate for multivariable processes with different sampling rates between the process and quality variables.
The lactic acid bacteria count decreased significantly during the storage time for the cheeses from both low- and high-SCC milks, but at a faster rate for the cheese from high-SCC milk.
However, the average delay grows at a faster rate for PFS as compared to our scheme.
By means of ellipsometry-based optical characterization, it is shown that in the pore-widening process, the porosity increases at a faster rate for lower anodization voltages.
It was observed that acid value of the reaction mass was reduced below 0.5 mg KOH/g oil at a faster rate for higher catalyst loadings (i.e., 15.0 and 20.0 %) as compared to lower catalyst loading.
The key new feature of such a residual generator is that it operates at a fast rate for prompt fault detection.
Penn adds that Chicago is growing at a fast rate for Uber in terms of adoption, seeing 30-40 percent month over month growth.
The decreasing rates of RGR of both kinds of plants are very similar, which means the RGR of the cfq plants was shifted for about 2.5 days to the left, limiting the plant to grow at a fast rate for a shorter period of time.
"The renewed ascent of gasoline prices, if nothing else, promises a faster rate of inflation for March".
Theorem 2 provides some quasi-continued fraction sequences with a faster rate of convergence for the Ioachimescu constant.
