The phrase "achieved rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or percentage of success or performance that has been reached in a particular context, such as finance, productivity, or project completion.
Example: "The achieved rate of customer satisfaction this quarter has exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "attained level of" or "realized percentage of".
For complex orthogonal STBCs of two, three, and four transmit antennas have achieved rate of 1, ¾ and ¾ respectively.
The management inventory in the Haut-Abanga concession was conducted between 1998 and 2000, using a systematic sampling design based on 0.5-ha sampling plots, with a planned sampling rate of 1% for trees with dbh ≥20 cm and of 0.2% for trees with 10 cm < dbh ≤20 cm, and with an achieved rate of 1.2% for the former [49].
Future research may need to investigate the achieved rate of smoking cessation following GHWL exposure and also the link between intention and actual change of smoking behaviour.
The management inventory in the Haut-Abanga concession was conducted between 1998 and 2000, using a systematic sampling design based on 0.5-ha sampling plots, with a planned sampling rate of 1% for trees with dbh ≥20 cm and of 0.2% for trees with 10 cm < dbh ≤20 cm, and with an achieved rate of 1.2% for the former [ 49].
where is the window length, is the set of subchannels where user is scheduled, and is the achieved rate of user on subchannel with the chosen transmission strategy,.
In phase I III studies, these agents have exceeded expectations and achieved rates of response previously not thought possible.
It says: "The average interest rate earned reflects the level of risk and thus varies according to the grading" Date launched January 2013 Quoted returns So far "successful investors have achieved rates of between 9% and 12%".
According to the study, mobile videos for educating new parents on safe infant sleep practices achieved rates of 92.5% for back sleeping and 85.9% for room-sharing without bed-sharing, two of the critical steps towards SUID reduction.
In Fig. 12, the achieved rates of all-via-B and optimized allocations are almost the same.
17, 18 FACE achieved rates of recruitment in excess of those reported in adults in which only 30%47%% of eligible patients participated in EOL studies.
In both arms of the study the validated per-protocol (PP) population aged ≥65 years achieved rates of 43.5% for moxifloxacin and 41.0% for comparators respectively.
