"export rate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the rate at which goods or services are exported from one country to another. For example, "The export rate between the United States and Canada has been steadily increasing over the past decade."
Of all the coffee-producing countries, Ethiopia is the only one that has a higher domestic consumption rate than export rate.
States requiring the same background checks at gun shows as those required for store purchases show an export rate for guns used in crimes that's nearly half the national average.
As part of an accord last November, Israel and the PA agreed to raise the export rate through Karni to 150 truckloads a day by the end of 2005 and to 400 by the end of 2006.
Despite net export of OC equivalent to ca. 10% NPP, we found that all of the eroded OC was replaced and, therefore, that the sink strength was equal to the C export rate.
"The sector has experienced tremendous growth in recent years - in fact, if the current rate of growth continues then we will have an export rate similar to that of the North Sea oil and gas industry.
Relative to the reference grasslands, SOC stock in the grass filters was up to 30 Mg C ha− 1 higher, an amount deemed too large to be attributed solely to retention of eroded C (export rate: 0.05-0.08 Mg C ha− 1 y− 1).
FedEx, based in Memphis, said on Wednesday that it would raise domestic rates 4.9percentt beginning Feb. 1. Export rates are set to increase 2.9percentt.
There were nearly 60percentt more gun murders in the 10 states where exports were highest than in the states with low export rates — and nearly three times as many fatal shootings of law enforcement officers.
It also found that Mississippi, like all of the other states with the highest export rates, had relatively lax laws for bringing gun prosecutions, conducting background checks on buyers and preventing illegal purchases and transfers of guns.
U.P.S., based in Atlanta, said it would raise its air express rates 3.7percentt for one-, two-, and three-day delivery and raise ground delivery rates 3.1percentt beginning Feb. 5. U.P.S. changed its residential surcharge to $1.05 a package from $1 and raised international export rates 2.9percentt.
The export rates for both nutrients were higher in spring than in summer.
