The phrase "also a higher rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in rates or costs in comparison to something else.
Example: "The new plan offers more features, but it comes with also a higher rate than the previous one."
Alternatives: "additionally a greater rate" or "furthermore a higher fee".
week and have lower skill levels, and among non-responders there were also a higher rate of newly employed workers.
EO BD2 had also a higher rate of comorbidity with alcohol dependence compared to EO BD1.
AluYs display also a higher rate of methylation, consistent with a stronger silencing pressure on these elements [ 9].
Indeed, it appears that CMSs seem to exhibit not only higher synonymous divergence with B. macrocrapa but also a higher rate of structure rearrangement.
There was also a higher rate of mucositis (60%) observed, compared to only 4% in our study, likely due to the lower dose of everolimus.
These factors, in fact, may influence the seasonality of disease transmission [ 96], due to increased number of mosquito replication cycles (consequently also a higher rate of overwintering virus-carrying mosquitoes) and increased virus transmission rates [ 97].
There is also a high rate of change in mass and aerodynamic conditions.
There is also a high rate among the South Asian populations of Indians, Pakistanis and Bengalis in Elmhurst and Bukharans in Forest Hills, doctors there say.
Here's Ryan Dunne, pertinent as usual: "Surely, if Scholes was the English Xavi, then that also meant not only superb defence-splitting passes, but also a high rate of pass completion?
Also, a high rate of transmission in endemic regions may result in modulation of IFNγ and IL10 responses due to increased exposure to environmental mycobacteria [21], [34].
There is also a high rate of non-disclosure of CAM use to physicians.
