The phrase "high turnover frequency" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to a situation which involves a rapid and frequent change in people or things. For example, "The high turnover frequency of our customer service team was causing a disruption of services."
A high turnover frequency of 11,800 h−1 with an enantiomeric excess of 79.5% was acquired in acetic acid.
In addition they have high turnover frequency values (TOF) and better selectivity than the corresponding homogeneous catalysts.
This nanocatalyst showed high turnover frequency for Baylis Hillman, acylation and silylation reactions and could also serve as efficient catalyst for various other nucleophilic reactions (Fig. 17) [73].
They showed a high turnover frequency (42.94 h−1) and low Ea value of 15.1 ± 2 kJ/mol for DMAB dehydrocoupling in the ambient conditions.
An extremely high turnover frequency (1370 h− 1) for epoxycyclooctane was achieved, and Co3InaBDC3 exhibited excellent stabilities in 5 recycles without any loss of its catalytic performance.
Notably, a high turnover frequency (TOF) value (1230 h−1) for bifunctional catalyst Zn-PPBCl was achieved via adjusting reaction variables.
In propane oxidative dehydrogenation, very high turnover frequencies were obtained, especially for thinner depositions.
It was concluded that Ni1-Co2Mo10/Al2O3 sample with minimal Ni/Mo ratio had mixed Ni-Co-Mo sites with high turnover frequencies values.
The highest turnover frequency reached 3600 h−1 using ethanol as a solvent.
The highest turnover frequency was obtained with a catalyst bearing average ruthenium particle size of ca. 3 nm.
Among various solid acids, partially Cs-ion exchanged tungstophosphate (Cs2.5H0.5PW12O40) showed the highest turnover frequency, i.e., the initial reaction rate per acid site.
