The phrase "a high rate of data" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the speed or volume of data transmission or processing.
Example: "The system is designed to handle a high rate of data transfer without any lag."
Alternatives: "a high volume of data" or "a rapid data flow".
We observed a high rate of data collection by 19 participating universities for 8 out of 9 domains studied, ranging from 90% to 100% (Table 1).
The results demonstrate that, a high rate of data sampling is essential for adequately resolving the fast initial stages of charge recombination.
The increase in the non-optimal route is due to more source-destination data flows, which cause a high rate of data packets to be routed to a neighbor out of the sender's transmission range.
We were able to study a large number of intervention patients with a high rate of data linkage (87%).
The results of the item descriptive statistics indicate that SF-36 Taiwan version have a high rate of data completeness (Table 2).
Due to the request for detailed data tables, provision of labor and flexibility in data collection was necessary for a high rate of data return.
Later this year, most satellite phones that broadcasters have bought to use with the videophone will become outmoded when Inmarsat introduces a higher rate of data transmission, 144 kilobits per second.
But other wires stubbornly resist replacement by wireless technology, particularly those that carry video signals from a DVD player to a television, for example, or from a camcorder to a PC.Partly, that is because beaming video around reliably requires a higher rate of data transfer than Wi-Fi or Bluetooth can provide.
Stroke had clear guidance on data imputation methods and a high rate of missing data on some items; and consequently data imputation was performed for stroke but imputation did not make a significant difference to the findings (details available in the full report [ 30]).
