"capacity utilization rate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the ratio of actual output from a production process to the potential output. For example, you could say "The factory's capacity utilization rate was only 60% last quarter."
Only the annual average capacity utilization rate declines because of distributed solar energy production.
At many factories, machines sit idle, with the capacity utilization rate far below historical averages.
The capacity utilization rate of 82.2percentt in August is well below the peak of 85percentt seen in recent booms.
But the a capacity utilization rate of 81.9percentthethe lowest reading in two years, helped offset the rise in output.
With those facilities ramping up production, he said, the company's crude steel capacity utilization rate will be about 70percentt in the fourth quarter, up from 61percentt in the third quarter and 50percentt in the second quarter.
Is there a danger that Congress will produce a fiscal package that overheats the economy? A. With unemployment rising and the capacity utilization rate at 75percentt and falling, it is hard to fear overheating.
Nuclear power is responsible for 10percentt of capacity nationally, but due to low operating costs and high capacity utilization rates it provides 20percentt of generation output.
Friday's release also showed capacity utilization rates, a measure of how much companies are producing compared with the maximum amount of goods they could produce if they were running full steam.
One key issue in airport facility development is that facility performance functions (delay levels as functions of capacity utilization rates) are nonlinear, which complicates the solution method design.
By simultaneously varying treatment time, capacity utilization rates and linear accelerator staff numbers, the base cost fell by 20% for 5-fractions: (€1,660) and 35% for 25-fractions: (€2,354).
