The phrase "adjustment rate" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the rate at which something is adjusted, such as prices, interest rates, or a person's behavior. Example: The company's adjustment rate for their prices was too high, causing customers to switch to cheaper competitors.
We introduce a new method to calculate the affinity value by using an adjustment rate.
Announced in June 2013, as another litecoin spin-off, infinitecoin differs with more frequent difficulty adjustment rate during mining and the total number of coins that can be created, which is 1142.86 times as many as litecoin.
The required adjustment rate of pump rotational speed is more sensitive to per unit geothermal source temperature than per unit heat sink temperature.
We present an analytical tool for selecting the optimal adjustment rate under both risk-neutrality and risk-aversion, which provides an analytical basis for the regulator׳s choice of a responsive ETS policy.
Improving the load adjustment rate of coal-fired power plants in China is very important because of grid load fluctuations and the construction of new large-scale power plants connected to the country׳s power grid.
Lintner suggested an empirical model whereby changes in dividends are linked to the level of the earnings, the target payout and the adjustment rate.
These borrowers paid more for loans that often featured balloon payments and adjustment rates.
Experimental results show that the statistical bounded adjustment and the radial basis function network, respectively, increase the effective adjustment rates of cutting deviations by 35% and 60% more than the current cutting method.
Children who missed more school perceived more cancer stressors and had a lower adjustment rating.
We obtained these adjustment rates from the Australian Government Department of Veterans Affairs Fee Schedule for Medical Services [ 23].
The conversion and adjustment rates are shown in Table 4.
