"applying a rate" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
One example of using this phrase could be: "The bank is applying a fixed interest rate of 5% to all loans over $10,000." This means that the bank is setting a specific percentage that will be charged on top of the loan amount for all loans that are over $10,000.
This additional premium is calculated by applying a rate to the basic insurance policy premium, which is fixed by the state and the same for all citizens.2.2
Applying a rate law to the reaction means that the algorithm has to construct an abstract syntax tree, which symbolically represents the kinetic equation for the reaction.
As for event rates, applying a rate of PIP of 22% in primary care found in earlier studies 16 would result in about 500 000 elderly patients experiencing PIPs per year in Ontario (based on an estimated seniors population of about 1.6 million).
Applying a rating system that Nassau used a decade ago to measure beach water quality, all 18 Nassau-tested ocean beaches rated excellent, based on test data received through late June.
After applying a rating score to each of the criteria the optimal mining method is determined by the highest priority.
Yes... applying a rating scale to humans.
Costs were measured in Pakistani Rupee; to express costs in terms of international currency we applied a rate of Rs. 60 per US$.
Primary school enrollment in Kenya exceeds 95%255; therefore, we applied a rate of 75% to generate a conservative estimate of the numbers of children in each age group likely to attend each school.
By law, local property taxes are calculated by applying a tax rate -- which is different for each class of properties -- to the taxable assessed value of a particular piece of property.
Many are playing their cards close to their chests but, in general, lenders seem to be applying a "stress rate" of between6%and7% 7%, says Peter Gettins at mortgage broker London & Country.
The calculations were performed without applying a discount rate to costs, except for the sensitivity analysis.
