The phrase "a high occurrence rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency of an event or phenomenon in a specific context, such as research or data analysis.
Example: "The study revealed a high occurrence rate of the disease in urban areas compared to rural regions."
Alternatives: "a high frequency rate" or "a significant occurrence rate".
He showed that there is a high occurrence rate for Esb (15 to 27%%), where |I|≈8°.
Seborrheic keratosis is one of the most common skin benign tumors in humans with a high occurrence rate of 80% 100% in people > 50 years of age; however, its pathogenesis is still unclear.
According to the statistical analysis in Matsumura et al. (2010), a high occurrence rate of spectral peaks in atmospheric pressure perturbations is found around the theoretical period of vertical acoustic resonance between the ground and ionosphere in the typhoon season (August October).
The Department of Neurology was observed to have a high occurrence rate of hypoglycemia in diabetes patients in 2010 (30.5%).
In this cohort of ICU patients with acute kidney injury and treated with RRT, infection had a high occurrence rate of almost 90%.
IAH is a frequent finding in patients admitted to the ICU because of SAP, and is associated with a high occurrence rate of organ dysfunction.
A higher occurrence rate of the emissions in the dawn sector and their confinement to the geomagnetic equator, pointed out in previous studies, are confirmed and described with additional details.
To clarify if the noon intensification of Pc1 2 power corresponds to a higher occurrence rate of events, we performed an additional analysis, identifying the Pc1 2 events on the basis of the technique developed by De Lauretis et al. (2010) and Ponomarenko et al. (2002).
Teen pregnancy has a higher incidence as well as a higher occurrence rate in rural areas.
A higher occurrence rate of these severe complications was reported in children compared to adults [ 11].
This is in line with other studies, which found a higher occurrence rate of multimorbidity and a higher number of chronic conditions in the elderly [ 5, 53, 54].
