The phrase "a relevant rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific rate that is applicable or significant to a particular context or situation.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we need to establish a relevant rate of return on investment."
Alternatives: "an applicable rate of" or "a significant rate of".
Moreover, low-dose CT screening is associated with a relevant rate of overdiagnosis and of false positive findings [ 11, 41].
In contrast, bone seekers labelled with a beta emitter can cause a relevant rate of grade-III thrombocytopenia and leucopenia [ 39].
In selected patients, especially if younger than 75, LRRs may be amenable to a multimodal approach that, in a relevant rate of cases, can lead to a potentially curative R0 resection; for the other cases a palliative management is possible, to improve overall survival and quality of life.
The rational to do so is that (additional) carcinogenic effects of test substances can be detected more effectively in rats that develop tumours at a relevant rate within the time span of a 2-year trial.
Data from multiple randomized adjuvant trials and observational studies suggest that the rate of discontinuation of trastuzumab treatment ranges between 6 and 31%, mainly due to cardiotoxicity [2 10]; and in patients aged ≥65 years old, this figure increases to a notable and clinically relevant rate of 41%[11]].
Are the number of patients, their representativeness, and the quality of the data high enough to exclude a modest but clinically relevant rate of serious complications?
In addition, the PSI is not a validated predictor for the clinically relevant rate of serious complications.
Since eukaryotic DNA has very little free supercoiling, the most relevant rate of synapsis is perhaps provided by an open circular substrate.
Interpretation is required for extrapolating in vitro results to the pharmacokinetically relevant rate of metabolism by the liver in the body.
Correspondingly, Yang and Hu [4] gave also the Berry-Esséen bounds of kernel density estimator under ϕ-mixing samples and obtained the relevant rate of convergence (O(n^{-1/6}log n log log n)).
In the NR VQA of Li et al. [18], the feature space is designed to characterize a few perceptual aspects of the image content: the degree of coherency of the local frequencies comprising the image, the available local information content of the image, and the perceptually relevant rate of change of image luminance.
