"yield rate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the rate of return of a security, investment, or a company. For example, "The company's 5 year yield rate was 8.3%."
You report that U.S. News & World Report is dropping the yield rate from its ratings.
Bonds worth about $7tn£4.8tntnownow have a negative yield rate.
ILR's new class posts a yield rate of 79percentthethighestest in the school's history.
Defects reduce the yield rate and increase the production costs.
The yield rate in mass production is higher than 90%.
We applaud the move to drop the yield rate and hope that it portends a decision to drop rankings altogether.
Although the yield rate represented less than 2percentt of a college's overall score, its psychological impact was considerable.
The LY environments did not show a significant change in yield rate at the AOPD over time (Fig. 5a).
Relatively concentric shells were formed, and the yield rate of contiguous shells, was near 100% (n = 1,000).
"That is an unbelievably poor yield rate for such an intrusive, wasteful and humiliating police action".
Its yield rate would increase and it would rocket up to near the top of the U.S. News rankings.
