The phrase "avoidance rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, research, or analysis, particularly when discussing the frequency or percentage of avoidance behavior in a given population or situation.
Example: "The study revealed a high avoidance rate among participants when faced with stressful situations."
Alternatives: "rate of avoidance" or "avoidance frequency".
Thomson et al [ 25] examined perceptions of cross infection in dentistry among Australians and found that 3.6% reported delayed or avoided dental visits due to perceived cross infection, the avoidance rate being highest in females and those who reported concern about cross infection control.
Kids who have been through the academy and stuck with Friends have an "avoidance" rate of nearly eighty per cent — eight out of ten of them never go back to jail.
In that study, the avoidance rate was highest among those who reported concerns about cross-infection control.
Low-dose NP-treated offspring showed a lower avoidance rate than the control offspring, but only in the first session.
This rate appears to vary with the site of disease, with the laryngeal/hypopharyngeal patients reporting the highest avoidance rate of 62%9595% CI: 41 79%).
Other studies revealed an even higher avoidance rate during nights due to a flight altitude well above the rotor swept zone (Reichenbach and Grünkorn 2011).
The likelihood of NPPV success in immunocompromised children seems to be related rather to the type of pulmonary disease: the ETI avoidance rates varied from 40% for ARDS to 100% for pneumonia (Table 2).
Migratory silver-phase American eels (Anguilla rostrata) tested during dark conditions readily located, entered, and passed through the bypass; initial avoidance rates (eels approaching but not entering the bypass entrance) were lower at higher entrance velocities.
Vehicles had to earn a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration crash-test rating of four stars or higher (out of a possible five) based on models with side-impact airbags, as well as a score of "good" or better in Consumer Report's overall evaluation and accident avoidance rating, to secure a spot among the top 10.
The MI is scored by calculating the average avoidance rating across all situations for the Avoidance Alone and Avoidance Accompanied Scales.
HANK PELLISSIER San Francisco diverts 77 percent of its waste, the best landfill-avoidance rate for any large city in the United States.
