"awareness rate" is correct and usable in written English.
An example of this usage could be: "The awareness rate of the brand has increased significantly since the launch of its new advertising campaign."
The status of hypertension management in China in 2002 was characterized by patients' low awareness rate (not aware of their high blood pressure) (44.7%), low treatment rate (poor compliance with prescribed antihypertensive medication) (28.2%) and low control rate (poor achievement of recommended blood pressure control < 140/90 mm Hg) (8.1%) [ 2].
Among them, 1007 (prevalence rate 47.5%) had hypertension, including 319 (awareness rate 31.7%) who were aware of their status.
Among sports fans in general, Wozniacki has only a 22 percent awareness rate.
However, the awareness rate for improved pigeonpea varieties (ICP 9145 locally known as Sauma -literally translated as "doesn't dry" in reference to its drought torelance and ICEAP 00040- locally known as Kachangu- which can be translated _as "quick" in reference to its early maturity) is much lower, estimated to be 34%% of the total sample.
The reason for the unexpectedly high awareness rate may be differences in the regions included into the studies.
In previous studies from China such as the InterASIA study, the awareness rate was less than 10%.
A study-specific questionnaire of seven items relating to severity of current memory complaints provided a memory complaint score (MCS), and self-rated memory function was assessed with the Memory Awareness Rating Scale-Memory Function Scale (MARS-MFS).
He has a very high awareness rating: seventy-eight per cent of the general population recognizes him, far above the national average of forty-four per cent for similar characters.
For the assessment of situation awareness (SA), the present research used the situational awareness rating technique (SART).
Finally, awareness rates in all three departments were quite high, which is consistent with findings in other studies.
When assessing awareness among specialties, the awareness rates were highest among orthopedics (80%%), followed by obstetrics and gynecology (55 %) and physical medicine and rehabilitation/rheumatology (52%%).
