"size growth rate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as when describing population growth or the rate of expansion in a business. For example, "The company's size growth rate is estimated to be 2% over the next five years."
Most executives' opportunity assessments rank markets by size, growth rate, and other indicators of long-term potential, such as demographics.
Heterosis, also called hybrid vigour, the increase in such characteristics as size, growth rate, fertility, and yield of a hybrid organism over those of its parents.
Temperature is an important environmental factor that influences key traits like body size, growth rate and maturity.
But Dr. Henschke's team has tried to minimize needless biopsies, by using certain traits like size, growth rate and appearance to decide which abnormalities should be tested and which ones left alone.
The size, growth rate and density of the QDs can be significantly affected by the strain type and magnitude.
The Coalition for Green Capital estimates that based on Connecticut, its market size, growth rate, and private-public leverage ratio, a successfully operating green bank in every state would yield $200 billion in national annual investment within 5 years.
Thus, accuracte estimations of population size, growth rates are critical for success.
If any pits appeared as a result of erosion, the pit size growth rates were calculated.
The BASIC countries, set apart from much of the developing world by their size, growth rates and large emissions, stand "shoulder to shoulder" with the rest of the South on this.
Below are tables ranking the countries by size, growth rates, and penetration.
In this study, we quantified additive genetic variation and covariation within and between migration-related traits, including body size, growth rates, body coloration, body condition, and body morphology, in addition to binary measures of overall life history status.
