"the rate of using" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the frequency or speed at which something is being utilized or consumed. Example: "The rate of using plastic bags has significantly decreased since the introduction of reusable bags."
Those who had such an episode had more than twice the rate of using illicit drugs than their peers who didn't have a period of severe depression.
The rate of using the telemedicine was increased in paramedics (24.6%) compared with EMT-intermediate (9.6%) or EMT-basic (4.0%).
These data suggest that most visually disabled people are elderly, and that the rate of using preventive health examinations in this population is very low.
If 4 mol ATP are synthesized when 1 mole amaranth is being reduced in fact, the rate of using energy is about.
With same calculation method, the rate of using energy can be figured out when H2 and lactate are used as electron donor 46.52% and 72.73%, respectively.
In the ATHENA HPV trial, a screening strategy with HPV testing followed by a reflex cytology, resulted in 4.5 colposcopies per CIN2+ detected, similar to the rate of using HPV with genotyping [ 29].
In the US, the rate of use of stimulant drugs such as Ritalin exceeds the number of people with ADHD, so there is over-medication of the disorder.
Variations in the rate of use of common medical procedures/therapies are widely documented.
We found that the rate of use of chemotherapy and radiotherapy in the treatment of patients with uterine LMS increased over the period investigated.
For years, safety officials have cited statistics showing that wearing seat belts cuts the risk of death by half, and the rate of use has gradually risen, to about 72percenttodayay.
The survey — carried out last year by Families Through Surrogacy (FTS), an international non-profit organisation that supports couples going through the process — reveals Ireland is second only to Israel in the rate of use of surrogacy.
