The phrase "dramatic rate" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant or sudden change or increase in something. Here is an example sentence: "The company saw a dramatic rate of growth in sales after implementing their new marketing strategy."
But as the Specials argued, events in the country were progressing at a dramatic rate.
"More people are stuck in hospital now because the number living with chronic conditions is growing at a dramatic rate.
One of the main drivers of extinction is habitat loss that arises when tropical rainforests are converted to farms -- a trend that is escalating at a dramatic rate.
The following video by programmer Andy Lee Robinson also illustrates the dramatic rate of sea ice decline over the past 35 years.
Not bad for an also-ran.The spotlight rarely falls on the basic salaries of top executives because these do not tend to rise at such a dramatic rate.
It was a world America began to leave behind in late 2007, when the crisis broke and the dramatic rate cuts started.
These are the people who were recently told to expect dramatic rate increases, in some cases as high as 39 percent.
The survey showed that banks continue to tighten the standards they apply to borrowers, but at a less dramatic rate than in the last survey.
"If they are easing the currency at such a dramatic rate and such a rapid pace that really does heighten concerns about how the economy is actually tracking and that perhaps things are going far worse than many had expected".
Several corps projects are underway in this area but local politicians are constantly pleading for more federal and state funds to bolster their limited defences, while the natural barrier provided by coastal wetlands erodes at a dramatic rate.
A dramatic rate of overutilization during a period that saw a marked expansion in physician-owned imaging centers, surgery centers, hospital facilities, and physician-revenue-sharing by home-health agencies.
