The phrase "an equivalent rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rates that are equal or comparable in value or effect, often in financial or scientific contexts.
Example: "To ensure fairness in the transaction, we agreed to an equivalent rate for both parties involved."
Alternatives: "a comparable rate" or "an equal rate".
This effectively reduces the interest to an equivalent rate of 7.9 per cent.
If universities had been culled from inception at an equivalent rate through commercial pressure, as of 2013 fewer than 20 would exist today.
A recent meta-analysis showed that both techniques have an equivalent rate of major infarctions and infections requiring splenectomy [52].
Pig slurry application led to the same (3 of 4 years) or higher (1 of 4 years) grain yield than an equivalent rate of mineral N fertilizer.
Soil treated with coconut husk biochar at an equivalent rate of 30 t ha− 1 resulted in a 90% increase in maize biomass and plant N and P concentrations of 0.88 and 0.12%, respectively.
The rate of mesh erosion described in this study is similar to that reported in the Cochrane review (12%) [6] and an equivalent rate to those from the Austrian database of 726 vaginal meshes who found mesh exposure of 12% at 1 year [14].
Because of an equivalent rating for the last two competencies (mean rating 3.97), 11, instead of 10, competencies were listed comprising approximately the top 5% of all competencies.
All groups improved their efficiency over the 16 blocks of DRL-15 training at a roughly equivalent rate.
The translation algorithm for converting the 1986 criteria illness rate to an equivalent illness rate from the NEEAR data may be described as a two step process.
Deconvolution transforms the pressure transient data related to the wells with variable production rates into an equivalent constant rate pressure data with duration equal to the whole duration of the multi-rate test i.e., unit step response.
The freight rate of a tanker charter party is specified in one of four ways: by a lump sum rate, by rate per ton, by a time charter equivalent rate, or by Worldscale rate.
