The phrase "a nominal rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to an interest rate that does not take inflation into account.
Example: "The bank offers a nominal rate of 3% on savings accounts, which may not reflect the actual purchasing power of the money over time."
Alternatives: "stated rate" or "face rate".
For Italy's debt to be sustainable, the country's economy either needs to grow at a nominal rate of 5 percent a year, or the interest rate on its 10-year bond needs to be 3.6 percent, Mr. Batty estimates.
Today it pays a nominal rate of a bit more than 2 percent and a real rate barely above zero.
"Cheltenham & Gloucester sent us a letter saying their admin system couldn't cope and they'd charge us a nominal rate of 0.001% then refund us.
A "beautiful deleveraging" is one in which all these elements combine to keep the economy growing at a nominal rate that is higher than the nominal interest rate.
Here are interest rates, nominal and real, since 2003: In 2004 federal borrowing paid a nominal rate of more than 4 percent and a real rate of about 2 percent.
In addition, it is illegal for nonprofit immigrant service providers to charge excessive fees for services, Mr. Cuomo said; the services must be provided free or at a nominal rate.
It is inferred that a nominal rated power of the a-Si H single-junction modules determined by a-Si Hoor light soaking test is not suitable for the design of PV systemodulesatedeterminedstinct four seasons.
The newly existing Cogeneration Plant is a nominal 40 MW combined cycle plant, consisting of two dual fuel Siemens SGT-400 Gas Turbines with a nominal rating of 12.9 MW; two once through steam generators; a dual fuel 150,000 pph Auxiliary Boiler; and a 15 MW steam turbine.
One possibility is that P is high compared with P* - that people expect deflation, so that even a zero nominal rate is a high real rate.
A 16% absolute difference in TIMI flow grade III was achieved without a significant bleeding events, although a higher nominal rate of intracranial hemorrhage was observed in the patients with the highest rate of reperfusion.
Miller: I would disagree strongly that we could reach 6% in a year because we are still in a low nominal rate of return world.
