The phrase "abatement rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, environmental policy, or taxation, where it refers to the rate at which a reduction or decrease is applied.
Example: "The government has set an abatement rate of 20% for businesses that implement sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "reduction rate" or "decrease rate".
At atmospheric pressure in He the abatement rate of CF4 is still over 70%.
The METS economic model is calibrated with the FC data, forecasted FC growth rate (based on the proportion between FC growth rate and global trade growth rate), forecasted emission abatement rate (based on EU-ETS actual performance) and EUA prices.
This study shows that low superficial gas velocity, cold bed temperature gave a high and stable abatement rate as well as they provided a good use of the internal porosity of the particles to stock the liquid condensates.
The METS economic model is calibrated with the Fuel Consumption data (FC), forecasted FC growth rate (based on the proportion between FC growth rate and global trade growth rate), forecasted emission abatement rate (based on EU-ETS actual performance) and Emission Unit Allowance (EUA) prices.
This study shows how a large bed height, a small superficial gas velocity, a cold wall temperature provided that the condensation products that do not turn into solid state give a high and stable abatement rate as well as it provides a good use of the internal porosity of the particles.
However, the pollution abatement rates decreased with increasing the COD loading rate and salt content.
In the present study, it was revealed that there is a strong positive correlation between inter-electrode space, and TD, COD as well as BOD abatement rates and rate of coefficients.
"There's been no abatement in rate increases," said Greenberg.
To say that without using such a rate, abatement would be minimal is not a very persuasive reason.
The system MPS/UVA/TiO2 significantly improves tembotrione and mineralization rate abatement if compared to runs conducted in the absence of MPS.
Policy analysts ranging from the neutral Congressional Budget Office to the HMO lobby see no abatement in the growth rate of health care spending.
