The phrase "rate corresponding to" is correct, and it is commonly used in written English.
It might be used to refer to a rate that is associated with a particular category or set of circumstances. For example, "The rate corresponding to a premium membership is 20% higher than the regular rate."
Again, we observe that the region with largest rate corresponding to the overlay strategy does not correspond exactly to the collocation of transmitters.
Interest, according to Falla and Giraldo, has climbed at a rate corresponding to their success.
Her work came down definitively on the side of a slower mutation rate, corresponding to between one to two mutations per genome per year.
There exists an optimal rate corresponding to a certain ratio of deposited atoms to impinging ions.
There is a minimum solvent circulation rate corresponding to infinite stripping agent requirements.
As a consequence, the flow rate corresponding to the highest remediation efficiency depends on the fermentation and dechlorination rates.
The results indicated that there is respective optimal ice storage rate corresponding to both the minimal chiller capacity and the minimal economic evaluation index value.
The areal mass burning rate corresponding to the best combustion condition was approximately 400 kg/h m2 for 35% water content.
For the case with water consumption, water flow converges toward the waste canister at a rate corresponding to the water consumption rate associated with the corrosion reaction.
Thus, both deposition control concepts may fail, and bedload may be transported downstream at a rate corresponding to the transport capacity of headwaters, thereby endangering urban areas.
Mass balance of the main alloying elements (Mn, Si, Cu, Fe) was carried out at increasing levels of recycling rate, corresponding to a temporal interval of five years.
