"severity rate" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the degree of severity or intensity of something, such as the severity rate of a natural disaster. For example, "The severity rate of the hurricane was catastrophic."
Small luxury cars had the lowest relative claim severity rate at 81, while small sports cars had the highest at 161 (with 100 again being average).
Without recording baseline frequency and severity rate, it is almost impossible to know whether there has been partial or no response to treatment.
Moreover, synovitis turned out to play a pivotal role in OA progression, correlating with symptom severity, rate of cartilage degeneration and osteophytosis (Scanzello 2012).
DSR1, Dysphagia severity rate 1; N, Number of patients; RVU, Revenue value unit.
DSR2, Dysphagia severity rate 2; OR, Odds ratio; CI, Confidence interval; DSR1, Dysphagia severity rate 1; TOF, Time to initiate oral feeding; RVU, Amount of individual treatment (revenue value unit).
The prognostic indicators included: dysphagia severity rate 1 (dysphagiaseverityseverate rate 2 (DSR2); time to initiate oral feeding (TOF); amount of individual treatment (RVU); number of orotracheal intubations (NOI); intubation time (IT); length of hospital stay (LS).
Evaluators made ratings on the ADIS-C/P Clinician's Severity Rating scale (CSR; 0 = not at all, 4 = some, 8 = very, very much) for each assigned diagnosis.
With the severity rating of the swallowing disorder, no occurrence of severe dysphagia was verified.
Each observation requires a numeric index, a heuristic that was violated, a location on the user interface, a description of the problem, a severity rating, and a possible fix (use the 0-4 scale presented in lecture for severity ratings).
Moreover, the 6,492 episodes defined as severe using the CPT 99285 code are split between modified-NYU severity rating 1 (19%), modified NYU severity rating 2 (41%), and modified-NYU severity rating 3 (41%).
A severity rating is calculated for each component, ranging from 'normal' to 'extremely severe'.
