The phrase "average of the rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or measurements, particularly in contexts involving calculations or comparisons of rates.
Example: "To determine the overall performance, we need to calculate the average of the rate for each quarter."
Alternatives: "mean of the rate" or "average rate".
The Shanghai interbank offered rate (SHIBOR), an average of the rate at which big banks say they will lend, also rose.In a more mature economy such a spike would be "very scary", notes Tao Wang of UBS.
Annual average of the rate constant was highest for MWWTP effluents, followed by reservoir and river waters, with tributary waters showing the lowest oxidation rate.
The blue curve denotes the annual average of the rate of stress change, computed from the slip rate shown in Fig. 2d, where only the tidal effects are considered.
Fig. 1 The distribution of SNP rates (the average of the rate across the genome for any two lines) between rice landraces based on the data set of rice haplotype map. a The distribution of SNP rates between any two rice landraces.
Heterogeneity in kcat is usually hidden in ensemble kinetics experiments because they only observe an average of the rate.
The mean rate was computed as the average of the rate over all iterations, weighted by the mean lifetime of the state.
The consolidated-loan rate is a weighted average of the rates on all the original loans, rounded up to the nearest one-eighth of a percentage point.
Weighted by the volumes of trade with other countries and adjusted for inflation, an average of the rates dropped 4.4percentt from March 2002 to last month.
India does not have a single rate of consumer-price inflation, but the crude average of the rates for industrial, non-manual and agricultural workers is above 7%.
The average of the rates predicted with mandatory in-person renewal divided by the average of the rates predicted without mandatory in-person renewal is the aRR for mandatory in-person renewal.
