The phrase "a rate of each" is not standard and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the individual rates of multiple items or categories, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "We need to determine a rate of each service offered to ensure fair pricing."
Alternatives: "a rate for each" or "an individual rate for each".
So the path yield g(R j ) can be a rate of each potential path assigned from A to S and combined: the predictive total energy consumption of path nodes, the hop count, and the propagation delay.
Products from Tulsa manufacturers account for about 60% of Oklahoma's exports, and in 2001, the city's total gross product was in the top one-third of metropolitan areas, states, and countries, with more than in total goods, growing at a rate of each year.
The scientists report that one in five vaquitas are drowning each year in the nets; the population is declining at a rate of 18.5% each year.
Their revenues are growing at a rate of 50% each year.
Swelling at a rate of 1.3% each year, the south and east of the city remain the most dense, while newer parts still have a lower population density.
In Panama by the 1990s, the last decade for which data is available, the rain forest is being destroyed at a rate of 1.3percentt each year.
The Observer's sister title, the Guardian, revealed that lobbyist Ian Greer had paid MPs, including Neil Hamilton, to table parliamentary questions at a rate of £2,000 each on behalf of Mohamed Al Fayed in 1994.
The company has been growing at a rate of 42percentt each month.
Thereafter, requests are charged at a rate of $.00015 each (just 15 cents per thousand requests).
It has also seen a 250% increase in app downloads and paying users since 2011, with overall users growing currently at a rate of 500,000 each month.
In China, for example, there were 643 private foundations by the end of 2008, according to one report, and that number is growing at a rate of 30% to 40% each year.
