The phrase "and rate of use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency or intensity with which something is utilized, often in contexts related to consumption or application.
Example: "The study analyzed the effectiveness of the new software, focusing on user satisfaction and rate of use."
Alternatives: "and usage rate" or "and frequency of use".
Numbers of users and rate of use continued to increase.
Different treatment ways for different age groups can affect the odds of licit prescription drug use in the population and rate of use in patients.
Despite the same multi-morbidity level age increased the odds of licit prescription drug use in individuals and rate of use in patients.
Easy retrievability of drug treatment codes and diagnostic codes were expressed in rate of use of the prescription module and rate of use of the system-provided (uniform) subject headings for symptoms and diagnoses.
Program managers will need to carefully consider variations in both ambient temperature and rate of use to allocate the appropriate supply level that will maximize coverage and minimize stock loss.
We calculated the total number of people with diabetes that use insulin and other antidiabetic agents by combining diabetes prevalence and rate of use for these antidiabetic agents obtained from the 2009 2011 NHIS.
Monthly unemployment levels and rates of use of each class varied substantially across the states.
We also analysed raw webhits and rates of use by time of day and day of the week.
45 It is possible that the purchasing patterns and rates of use of illicit tobacco are different in other jurisdictions.
For each period, we calculated the average annual incidences of joint replacements and rates of use of DMARDs and biologics, with corresponding CIs.
This study compared the number of revascularization procedures and rates of use in the VA, the National Hospital Discharge Survey, and the Nationwide Inpatient Sample.
