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Discover LudwigThe term "enrolment rate" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the percentage of people who have enrolled or registered for a particular course, program, or service. Example: "The enrolment rate for the new language class was higher than expected, showing a strong interest from the community in learning the language."
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Ninety-two patients were enrolled with a mean monthly enrolment rate of 1.2 patients per ICU.
The net enrolment rate – which measures the proportion of primary school-age children enrolled in primary grades – is even lower.
The enrolment rate is falling.
Studies have shown this can nearly double the enrolment rate.
We have goals – like I said, the enrolment rate in the state is very low.
Governments insist that poor literacy rates and remote living accounts for an estimated Indigenous voting enrolment rate of 58%.
Despite progress, the goal has been narrowly missed, with the net enrolment rate now standing at 91%.
Across developing regions as a whole, the primary school net enrolment rate is 91% – up from 83% in 2000.
2. The greatest regional improvement was in sub-Saharan Africa, where the primary school enrolment rate increased by 18% between 2000 and 2012.
A 2013 report published by the UN Development Programme put the net enrolment rate at 83% in 2010, with Unicef reporting increases over subsequent years.
The research that has focused on African countries, has shown the enrolment rate in secondary-level TVET is 5% or less.
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