The phrase "corresponding rate of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a phrase that is typically used when discussing a rate or speed of a process that corresponds with something else (i.e. a timeline, another rate, etc.). For example, "The corresponding rate of job growth in the city has increased significantly in the past year."
The corresponding rate of energy loss is about equal to the nebula's rate of energy loss, convincing evidence that a tiny, extremely dense pulsar can supply the energy to the nebula.
The softening rate of the model is obtained from the corresponding rate of the dissipated energy.
The corresponding rate of each data stream is calculated in the same way as in the two-user example.
Overall, the results indicated that the presence of turbulence moderated the membrane fouling and reduced the corresponding rate of TMP rise (dTMP/dt).
A range of agarose gels of differing concentrations were generated and the corresponding rate of E9 DRG neurite extension was measured.
With these assumptions, we represent the EEG signals as pieces of nonuniform linear splines embedded in noise and the corresponding rate of innovation will be with seconds.
Finally, they compared those data with the corresponding rates of genetic change in various mammals, lizards, birds, and fish.
The corresponding rates of spatial exponential decay are approximated by applying statistical perturbation methods.
The corresponding rates of polymerization were found to be comparable to difunctional methacrylates such as hexanediol dimethacrylate.
We investigated fluoride and arsenic concentrations in deep-well water (intervention areas) versus shallow water (non-intervention areas), and compared corresponding rates of dental fluorosis in children.
They take the predictor structure of the Lee-Carter framework and replace the log death rates with their corresponding rates of improvement.
