'percentage of frequency' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the proportion of times something occurs, compared to the total number of times it could occur. For example, “The percentage of frequency of scoring three-pointers in a basketball game for player X was 40%.”.
The percentage of frequency of each component is shown in Fig. 2.
Total genotype score and percentage of frequency for all the possible combinations of four polymorphisms in male Gorkha soldiers.
The cost-effectiveness projections were found to be robust across a wide range of assumptions, including variations in pharmaceutical costs, attack frequency, and the assumed percentage of frequency responders among stimulation patients.
This estimate was based on the study-reported percentage of frequency reduction across the entire SPG-treated cohort (i.e., frequency responders and non-frequency-responders). The medical management cohort was assumed to maintain its baseline attack frequency.
As compared to the present results with B6, 129X1, and FVB/NJ, the eight day old CD-1 emitted a higher percentage of frequency steps and complex calls but low numbers of flat, short and complex calls.
From the distribution, there were proportional variations in the consumption of alcoholic beverage among the independent variables (Table 2).> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> n: frequency of variable, %: percentage of frequency, *N < 4916 due to missing responses.
Results are expressed as median and IQR for continuous variables and percentage of frequencies for categorical data: 95% confidence intervals were calculated.
Categorical data is presented as percentages of frequency or occurrence and continuous data is presented as means with standard deviations.
Percentages of frequency of nasal congestion, throat or eye irritation were determined using the total number of subjects responding to the question N = 328.
The percentage of baseline frequency was calculated by dividing the frequency in agonist by the frequency at baseline and multiplying by 100.
Figure 3 shows the percentage distribution of frequency of visits to the doctor's office by race.
