The phrase "a sliding rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, interest rates, or pricing structures that change over time or based on certain conditions.
Example: "The loan offers a sliding rate that adjusts based on the market conditions, making it more affordable for borrowers."
Alternatives: "variable rate" or "adjustable rate".
The new lease, the document indicates, has a sliding rate of up to 17.5percentt depending on revenue.
Companies which make no more than £10,000 will be taxed at 10percentnt, and there is a sliding rate up to 20percentnt on profits up to £50,000.
Rather than offering a sliding rate, SumUp has opted to cut its per transaction fee from a flat fee of 2.75% to a range of different flat fees.
Such a high sliding rate occurs because the glacier, by terminating in the ocean, must have a subglacial water pressure high enough to drive water out of the glacier against the pressure of the ocean water.
A unique relationship between grain boundary sliding rate and dynamic grain growth rate is found at different applied strain rates; this indicates that grain boundary sliding and grain boundary migration rates are inherently connected through the same mechanism.
Compressive stresses acting normal to the interface lowered the effective shear stress, resulting in a threshold effect, thus reducing the sliding rate.
The sliding rate is connected to a tangential traction, and the normal displacement jump rate due to the diffusion is written in terms of the distribution of a normal traction.
Based on hydration film, mineral dissolution and diffusion theory, and geochemical thermodynamics, a dissolution-diffusion sliding model with the HM effect was established to account for the sliding rate.
The particle rotation enhances the sliding rate, and can occur in the reverse direction with respect to the grain-boundary sliding.
The parameter effects of operating and structure on pv value, cage sliding rate, TEHL film pressure, thickness and temperature are researched, which will provide an important theoretical basis for the structure design and optimization of aero-engine mainshaft roller bearing.
In particular, the sliding rates of non-planar grain boundaries have different expressions from the classical predictions by Raj and Ashby [Raj R, Ashby MF. Metall Trans 1971 2:1971 2
