The phrase "adopted rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific rate has been accepted or implemented, often in financial or regulatory discussions.
Example: "The company has implemented the adopted rate for all new contracts starting next month."
Alternatives: "established rate" or "approved rate".
The adopted rate coefficients were either experimentally measured or determined by analogy to theoretically calculated values.
To match calculations with experimental [NO] profiles along these flames, the currently adopted rate constant of this reaction has to be reduced significantly (by ∼50%).
In the light of the considered communication setup and adopted rate splitting communication scheme, we can note that the two primary transmitters of our setup C B can be viewed as a common transmitter in C splitting its signal into X1, X2.
The sites have adopted rating systems similar to the one used on eBay, which asks buyers to rate sellers and sellers to rate buyers.
We first calculated the adopting rate of females by dividing the fraction of the population adopted among the females in age classes 5 19 (sexually mature females), we then reduced fecundity in age classes >5 by the adopting rate.
Republican proposals to limit its discretion, for instance, would require the Fed to adopt rate-setting monetary policy rules.
We adopt rate-compatible turbo codes for error controlling.
Our scheme adopts rate-distortion optimization techniques in state-of-the-art video coding standard H.264/AVC.
Thus, there is very little uncertainty surrounding the decision to adopt rate-control compared to rhythm-control for patients with atrial fibrillation from a resource point of view.
Thus, there is very little uncertainty that the decision to adopt rate-control compared to rhythm-control for patients with atrial fibrillation is correct from a cost-effectiveness point of view.
For these three cases, the adopted filling rate is 0.5 m/h.
