"close ratio" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
For example, "The close ratio of students to teachers allowed for personalized instruction."
Testosterone and epitestosterone occur in the body naturally usually within a close ratio of about 2-1.
This close ratio empowers children to step out of their comfort zones, improving on and developing new social competencies, such as learning to take turns, waiting in lines and working on peaceful problem solving.
To calculate the ROI for your campaign, you'll compare your cost per lead against your lead to close ratio, and compare that figure against your average customer value.
Top salespeople do this more than four times per hour and it correlates with a close ratio that's higher by 14%.
Comparing the projected yield 485 ton to the open field yield in Israel (81 ton/ha (2008-2010) - FAOSTAT 2012) gives the close ratio 5.99.
Using this phrase four times or more makes close ratios go down by 22%.
If your goal is to generate sales, then you need to measure close ratios, win/loss ratios, successful pipeline conversions, customer journey metrics and top-of-the-funnel metrics such as website traffic and prospect interactions.
Our research with Dr. James Oldroyd has shown significantly higher close ratios for companies who focus on a specialist model rather than a generalist model where sales reps prospect, close, and service accounts.
Businesses are scraping for incremental increases in marketing yields, close ratios, and leverage through technology, yet overlooking a gaping black hole that exists somewhere between their marketing and sales teams.
The industry calls this the closing ratio.
