"rate mitigation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the actions taken to reduce or control the rate or speed of something, usually with the goal of preventing negative consequences. An example of using "rate mitigation" in a sentence could be: "The government introduced measures for rate mitigation to prevent the rapid spread of inflation in the economy."
The document, "Rate Increase Mitigation Strategies," was circulated among state officials as they arrived in Houston on Thursday for their spring meeting.
Instead, an offset-QAM (OQAM) transmitted at twice the symbol rate enables mitigation of the impact of intersymbol and intercarrier interference, while keeping the same overall bandwidth [53].
If, on the other hand, vaccination programs are put in action starting on 15 October with a larger distribution rate, the mitigation effect would be enhanced.
As noted earlier, the NFIP has consistently subsidized rates, discouraging mitigation and promoting more development in harm's way.
Since pylon design and habitat had highly significant effects on raptor mortality, accounting for 82% of the variance in death rates [22], mitigation measures aimed to ameliorate the impact of power lines were implemented.
To compare the degree of shell wall thinning, a test of the mitigation rate on squared-type impingement baffle plates compared with the mitigation rate of other types of impingement baffle plates (squared, curved, mitigating, and multi-hole type) was done inside the shell of a feedwater heater.
The average mitigation rate over all plots of 43% (range 0 100%) is not sufficient to provide control.
This total amount of captured carbon dioxide, be it up to 2100 or 2300, is a nonlinear function of the decrease rate of the mitigation floor and of the starting year of decrease.
In particular, the target function takes into account the following objectives: cutting time, work-piece surface finish, tool wear rate and vibration mitigation in general.
Community participation increases the success rate of hazard mitigation programme.
