The phrase "a peak rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the highest level or maximum value of a particular rate, such as in finance, telecommunications, or other quantitative fields.
Example: "The service provider reported a peak rate of data transfer during the evening hours."
Alternatives: "a maximum rate of" or "a highest rate of".
In 1966, Leonids flashed across the sky at a peak rate of 40 a second.
At the height of the craziness, the museum handled about 3 million texts in one month at a peak rate of about 70,000 text messages per hour, according to Jay Mollica, the museum's creative technologist.
For decades researchers have attempted to calculate whether humankind has reached a "peak" rate of extraction for many of our most critical natural resources, from fossil fuels to staple crops, and whether these peak-rate occurrences could portend future shortages of these vital materials.
Refinancing them may be a struggle in today's financial markets.Martin Fridson of FridsonVision, a research firm, has calculated that a severe recession (which, he stresses, he is not predicting) could result in a peak rate of between 16% and 20% of annual defaults on corporate bonds, far higher than in 1991.
factory, supports a peak rate of up to 250 kilowatts on the long-range version of the Model 3. At this rate, the V3 can add up to 75 miles of range in 5 minutes, Tesla said.
Decoding was performed on a 44-physical-core Haswell machine (88 virtual cores), achieving rates of 4.5 sentences per second with the CPUs, 1.9 sentences per second with the K80 GPU and a peak rate of around 15.6 sentences per second with its custom TPU processor.
The shower peaks in mid-to-late November every year, but has a low peak rate of fewer than two meteors per hour.
A model-simulated peak rate of U VI) reduction was ∼3.8 times higher during acetate-bicarbonate treatment than under acetate-only conditions.
The Quadrantid shower, with a brief but fierce peak rate of 130 meteors per hour, is the most intense annual show.
UCn2 gene transfer was associated with a doubling in the peak rate of LV pressure development (LV +dP/dt; Table 4 and Fig. 2).
In conclusion, deactivation of luciferase constitutes only a minor fraction of the peak rate of rhythmic CCA1 degradation but a substantial fraction of the lowest rate, as indicated by the horizontal dotted lines in Figure 1A.
