The phrase "attributable rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a rate that can be assigned to a specific cause or factor.
Example: "The attributable rate of the disease to environmental factors was found to be significantly high in the study."
Alternatives: "assignable rate" or "ascribable rate".
We also estimated the incidence rate difference (IRD, sometimes called attributable rate) of mesothelioma to provide perspective on the absolute magnitude of the risk from EBRT.
Importantly, the attributable rate was so high that SS, although occurring in only a small number of patients, resulted in one-quarter of all surgical deaths.
Despite the fairly strong evidence of association with EBRT, the population attributable rate of mesothelioma was modest 3.3 cases per 100,000 person-years.
The cumulative rate of individual symptoms after placebo was subtracted from the rate after vaccination to determine the vaccine-attributable rate.
Only 3 subjects had multiple respiratory symptoms after placebo (Table 3), yielding a vaccine-attributable rate of ORS-like symptoms of 2.2% (p < 0.01).
With a requirement for two or more eligible symptoms, the observed rate of ORS-like symptoms after vaccination was 3.4%, with a vaccine-attributable rate of 2.5%.
Furthermore, the low sensitivity of blood cultures in the diagnosis of pneumococcal pneumonia, even in HIV-infected children, was evident in that the vaccine-attributable rate reduction was 5.3-fold greater for all-cause clinical pneumonia (2 573 cases per 100 000 child-years prevented) compared with bacteremic pneumococcal pneumonia (483 per 100 000 child-years episodes).
Despite this, the vaccine-attributable rate reduction in IPD, irrespective of serotype, in HIV-infected children (2 250 per 100 000 child-years prevented) was 59-fold greater compared with HIV-uninfected children (38 per 100 000 child-years prevented) by five years of age.
We compared false-positive rates, attributable recall rates as a result of arbitration decisions, attributable cancer detection rates and positive predictive values (verified attributable cancers/recalls) for paired independent double readings of 2D only and 2D + 3D using the following outcome measure assignments.
During the past 10 years in the United States, prevalence, case-fatality rates, total attributable mortality rates, and colectomy rates for persons with CDAD have markedly increased (6 ).
Only myalgia, tiredness and headache occurred at vaccine-attributable rates (VAR) > 5.0%, with myalgia leading at 18.6%.
