"support rate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the level or percentage of support that someone or something receives from a particular group or population. Example: The politician's support rate among young voters has been steadily increasing due to his progressive policies and strong social media presence.
The carbon price support rate to be cut.
After a battle, I am one of the few on the higher "support" rate.
Polls put his support rate at below the critical 20 per cent mark.
"Some hold the view that my cabinet has become unstable because of the falling support rate," he said.
Levy Fidelix is a conservative and former journalist who has no hope of winning, with a support rate below 1%.
Within a week of succeeding him, Silva more than doubled the support rate, pushing her into contention for second place and a runoff vote against Rousseff.
Her initial support rating was 43%, which fell to 33% after policy based attacks, compared to 21% after sexist slurs.
Noda, whose government's support rating slipped below 20% for the first time this week, promised to hold an election soon but has yet to specify when.
This will bring together the means-tested income support rates for children, the new children's tax credit and the element of the in-work benefit for children in the working families tax credit.
Mr. Abe, whose support rating has fallen to 30percentt, cited the defeat of the governing Liberal Democratic Party in July 29 elections for the upper house of Parliament, and said he had instructed party leaders to search for a new premier.
"If black turnout and support rates in 2016 had matched 2012 levels, Democrats would have held Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin and flipped North Carolina, for a 323 to 215 Electoral College victory," Griffin, Teixeira, and Halpin write.
