The phrase "high rating of performance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in evaluations or reviews to describe the level of performance of a person or a product. Example: The CEO received a high rating of performance for her leadership skills and ability to increase company profits.
RESULTS: We found high rates of performance on most recommended processes during initial evaluations, although only 53% of patients received an optic nerve head photograph or drawing and only 1% had a target IOP level documented.
However, the development of OPSIN was not a part of the current work and is reported to operate at an extremely high rate of performance [22] and so it was not considered necessary to measure the accuracy of this process.
In these studies, Kerr and colleagues showed that high rates of performance on measures that assessed attainment of risk factor thresholds may be associated with overtreatment [ 3, 14], while our study found high levels of therapy modification with low rates of overtreatment.
Future work will focus on higher rates of performance, and will be based on analyses here.
Meanwhile, maintaining high rates of screening performance and compliance will lead to favourable clinical and economic effects on diabetes prevention.
Currently, the major challenge for LICs has been to improve the energy density without sacrificing the high rate of power output performance.
We are proud of the company we have built, helping doctors and patients make more informed decisions while having high rates of meeting our clients' performance goals.
The Human Resources for Health shortage in Uganda is characterized by: inadequate numbers and skill mixes of the health work force; low motivation, attraction and retention; high attrition rate; and high rate of absenteeism and poor performance.
ADHD is known to have a broad range of negative outcomes for adults, including relatively high rates of criminality, poor job performance, lower occupational status, problems in social skills, poor driving records, and comorbid psychiatric disorders [ 14, 15, 34].
There were significant regional differences in performance of BMT as Kanto and Kansai regions had significantly higher rates of BMT performance.
