The phrase "application rate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or frequency at which something is applied, often in contexts like agriculture, chemistry, or resource management.
Example: "The application rate for the fertilizer should be adjusted based on the soil's nutrient levels."
Alternatives: "rate of application for" or "application frequency for".
"The application rate for 18-year-old men remains below the entry rate for women throughout the period.
Von Scould-Vijfschaft could be ordered to do some community work for the council in return for her benefits, and will face the threat of losing more of her income if her application rate for jobs falls away.
Total leached K increased linearly with K application rate for Pulp, HuskCom, and 3ycomp.
The coffee processing residues applied on the soil surface generally had lower decomposition (Fig. 5) at the highest application rate for 1ycomp, HuskCom, and Buoy.
The average N application rate for rice production in China is 180 kg ha−1, about 75% higher than the world average (Peng et al. 2002; Chen et al. 2014).
This paper introduces a novel framework to determine the water application rate for protection of storage tanks against thermal radiation from an external non-contacting fire through first principles modeling.
Through this, and other activities, our application rates for undergraduate engineering are up 25% on last year.
An increase in school spirit or heightened visibility should translate to higher application rates, for example.
This widens a long-standing gap in application rates for male and female students, according to the Ucas end of cycle report.
Mary Curnock Cook, chief executive of Ucas, says the lower application rates for males are a cause for concern but welcomes an increase in the rate of school-leavers choosing university.
So the sector breathed a sigh of relief with the UCAS announcement that application rates for English 18-year-olds increased by one percentage point to 35% in 2013.
