The phrase "assent rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the levels or percentages of agreement or approval, often in surveys or studies.
Example: "The assent rates for the proposed policy changes were significantly higher than anticipated, indicating strong public support."
Alternatives: "approval rates" or "agreement levels".
Similarly, American respondents' assent rate for storage and future use of left over samples for research was 89.4% and 97.3%, using a simple statement or a more detailed one time general consent format, respectively [ 12].
GameSpot assented, also rating the graphics a 9 out of 10.
There is no way the Senate and President Obama will agree on a long term deal to slash entitlements if House Republicans can only assent on cutting tax rates and eliminating a few deductions on "the rich".
It begins with a discussion between Socrates and the elderly, decent-seeming businessman Cephalus, who offers (or at any rate assents to Socrates' suggestion of) a markedly 'Hesiodic' account of justice as telling the truth and returning what one owes (331c).
This may be observed in a higher rate of negation and assent words (e.g., "no" and "yes") that may be used by deceivers to limit and control answers.
Of the 335 packets distributed, 59 were returned with signed parental consents and participant assents, for a return rate of 17.6%%.
Parental consent and child assent were obtained for 1,339 children (96% response rate).
Informed consent from a parent or guardian and assent was obtained for 275 participants, giving a response rate of 34%.
Written informed parental consent and participant assent were received from 318 children (75.7% participation rate; Comparison n = 152; Intervention n = 166).
The calculator is based on interest rates specified for the 2012 intake, but the government can, with parliamentary assent, change these up to market rates in future.
