'reply rate' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the rate at which someone responds to messages or emails or the rate at which a business responds to customer inquiries. For example, "We strive for a high reply rate, so our customers get their answers quickly."
I contacted Daniel through the site because, apart from having an online profile with glowing references and a 100% reply rate (always worth noting when trying to find a host), he is also one of the country's few Creole couchsurfers.
Only 174 of the 760 questionnaires sent were completed and returned (reply rate of 23%).
The experiment results show that compared with the existing method in literature, EAPAC can improve the performance by 35% in terms of the reply rate.
Thus, the aggregate voting reply rate to Node A, r A MR - ARP, becomes 11.2(L - 1)(M - 1)/T D Kbps.
The company also patted itself on the back for its improved communication with the wider creator community, saying that this year it has increased replies by 600 percent and improved its reply rate by 75percenttotweetsets addressed to its official handles: @TeamYouTube, @YTCreators, and @YouTube.
Video can have five times the higher engagement rate, two times the reply rate and, if on Twitter, two and a half higher the retweet rate.
Results: Of the 1639 United States members sent questionnaires, 943 replied (response rate = 59%).
A total of 2499 questionnaires were sent to inhabitants of the most common types of housing in Denmark; 645 persons replied (response rate of 26%).
Of those, 211 replied (response rate 80%).
A total of 232 of 355 eligible respondents replied (response rate 65.3%).
The sample size of the wave 1 survey was 8,408, and 4,357 respondents replied (response rate was 51.8%).
