The phrase "at elevated rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where something occurs or is charged at higher than normal levels, such as prices, speeds, or frequencies.
Example: "The company is offering its services at elevated rates during the peak season."
Alternatives: "at higher rates" or "at increased rates".
He said that the study showed no definitive link between football and dementia, despite data that suggested retired players suffer dementia at elevated rates.
On Thursday, Ireland canceled bond auctions scheduled for October and November — sure to have been at elevated rates — and said it would return to the markets next year.
While the relationship was not nearly as strong as it was among African-Americans, parts of the country with greater Hispanic populations were Googling for voting information at elevated rates in 2008 compared with 2004.
The tensile behaviour of threaded steel fasteners was studied experimentally at elevated rates of strain.
In addition to specific solutions for efficiently streaming data at elevated rates and storing large amounts of data, requirements are also high for the post-processing part.
Meanwhile, the housing market remains depressed as foreclosures continue to pile up, borrowers are falling behind at elevated rates and the so-called "shadow inventory" of distressed homes being kept off the market grows.
This may reflect a decrease in the physical length of conversion tracts, which could in turn be due to limiting levels of factors necessary to promote gene conversion at the elevated rates dictated by tethered VP16 or HIRA.
Along with several other STIs, CT and NG have been reported at highly elevated rates in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (hereafter referred to as 'Aboriginal') in Australia.
Participants also reported eating fish at somewhat elevated rates, and this consumption level is generally consistent with other studies among residents (including anglers) of southern Louisiana (e.g., Dellenbarger et al. 1993).
The results demonstrated that an increase in strain rate sensitivity was observed at elevated loading rates compared to those observed for quasi-static loading.
Previous studies have found that meiotic recombination events are non-randomly located, but cluster at hotspots that exhibit elevated rates of recombination [ 4].
