The phrase "decomposing rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of something breaking down or decaying. For example, "Scientists are studying the decomposing rate of organic materials in certain environments."
This paper discusses the influence of organic materials characters, the decomposing rate of flux in lead-free solder paste and coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) of halogen-free mold compounds during the on-board reliability test, and the failure mechanism in both 63Sn/37Pb and Sn 3.5Ag 0.5Cu lead-free solder balls was reported.
Ding et al. (2004) found that shading after heading extended rice growth duration of the flag leaf, decreased decomposing rate of chlorophyll and MDA content, reduced the photosynthesis of the flag leaf, and that the degree of the grain-filling was lower than that of under the strong light.
To make the estimation of parameters more efficient, several methods have been proposed to reduce the parameter search space by decomposing rate equations (Jia et al., 2011; Koh et al., 2006; Zhan and Yeung, 2011).
As HPP decompose rate speeds up with grafting temperature, the decomposition rate is compatible with the grafting polymerization rate; so monomers can be grafted onto PP efficiently.
Since reversibility results in bidirectional isotope exchange [ 31], forward and backward rates of reversible reactions were considered separately by decomposing the rate laws into forward and backward components.
Matrix factorization methods which extract latent features of users and items by decomposing the rating matrix have achieved success in rating prediction.
Even if we can decompose the rate into the two rate components, it is still unclear how the 'truncated' rates of viral evolution would fit into the dynamics of the evolutionary rate of extant viruses.
Subsequently, Pfrc is imported into the nucleus at rate kin, where it represents the diffuse form Pfrn. In the nucleus, the diffuse form Pfrn can either be reverted back to Prn at dark reversion rate kr or can accumulate at rate k3 into nuclear bodies Pfrns, which decompose at rate k4.
Sawnwood and sawdust then decompose with different decay rates.
The charging phase in this work is a dehydration process with constant heating rate decomposing salt hydrates as chemical components resulting in the obtention of a less hydrated or anhydrous form and, at the same time, storing the released heat (energy storage).
Furtherly, the constant-scale-return non-parameter model was introduced in decomposing TFP growth rate by the DEA-Malmquist index method, using province data of China [4], and the effects of ownership on the productivity of China's manufacturing sector were interpreted based on the data of 1,036 super-sized industrial enterprises in 1993 [13].
