The phrase "attrition rate and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate at which individuals leave a group or organization, often in a business or educational context.
Example: "The attrition rate and its impact on team performance are critical factors to consider in our analysis."
Alternatives: "turnover rate and" or "dropout rate and".
Our proposed sample size reflects consideration of our proposed attrition rate and is based on previous research using online survey panels.
My observations in the workplace and interviews further reveal the unpredictability of the local workforce as indicated by a high attrition rate and absenteeism.
For both the empirical and model data, there is a statistically significant negative relationship between the average attrition rate and STEM density.
From the pragmatic perspective of multinational employers, providing extra benefits and extending financial help to employees minimised the attrition rate and motivated employees to stay.
The depression data for each group was then analysed using descriptive statistics, missing value analysis (including the attrition rate) and time series analysis.
The original study sample, attrition rate, and the reasons for attrition are described in greater detail in our earlier studies [9-11].
In vivo exposure is the recommended treatment of choice for specific phobias; however, it demonstrates a high attrition rate and is not effective in all instances.
Both the base-case high-density STEM organization, NASA, and control group organizations, the EPA and FCC, are represented to investigate attrition rate and emergent group-sizes across a distributed scale of organizational STEM density.
By the adoption of the workflow of the automotive and aircraft industry significant savings, a reduced time to market, a lower attrition rate, and a much higher quality of the final marketed dosage form can be achieved.
KIPP schools, also popular with the media, are well-known for having a large attrition rate and lower percentages of special needs students.
