The phrase "authorisation rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, banking, or any system where permissions or approvals are quantified.
Example: "The authorisation rate for credit card transactions has improved significantly this quarter."
Alternatives: "approval rate" or "authorization percentage".
It said that if there are fewer potential donors then gaining consent or authorisation from everyone is even more important, but the consent/authorisation rate remains "stubbornly" below 60%.
A study sampling 15,997 general practice outpatients in Minnesota investigating the impact of requiring patient authorisation on research using medical records encouragingly found low refusal rates overall (576 patients refused authorisation); of those who refused, the greatest proportion was among those seen for mental health reasons (8.5%) [ 6].
A Monitor spokesman said: "Following the warning notice issued by the CQC, we have increased the trust's governance risk rating to red and escalated the trust to consider whether it is in significant breach of its authorisation as a foundation trust.
New figures from NHSBT show that in the financial year 2015/16 the family consent/authorisation rate increased in Wales from 49% to 59%.
The report said that the consent/authorisation rate remains "stubbornly" below 60 per cent and that unless there is a revolution in attitudes to organ donation people waiting for a transplant will continue to die needlessly.
Next step: abolish authorisation".
It proposed capping discretionary spending, the sort that needs annual authorisation, raising Social Security taxes and limiting benefits, imposing a raft of cost controls on federal health care programmes, and eliminating tax breaks while lowering tax rates.
"The identification was done without authorisation.
Each authorisation may cover numerous individuals.
We have not sought that authorisation".
