Hello, Can't we use percentage instead of "rate" in: "Today we are going to talk about the eleven countries with the highest teenage pregnancy percentage"? Does it fit the sentence?
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It doesn't sound natural. Percentage is a way of quantifying the rate, but rate is correct in the sentence. "
— Vic Z
It doesn't sound natural.
Percentage is a way of quantifying the rate, but rate is correct in the sentence.
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It doesn't sound natural. Percentage is a way of quantifying the rate, but rate is correct in the sentence. "...the highest rate of teenage pregnancy."