uptakerate

noun
UK /ˈʌpteɪk reɪt/
US /ˈʌpteɪk reɪt/

The uptakerate is how many people choose to use something.

The uptakerate of the new reading app was very high at our school.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The speed at which something is absorbed or taken in.

The uptakerate of water by the plant's roots increased after watering.

3. The percentage of people who accept an offer or service.

The uptakerate for free flu shots rose this winter.

4. How quickly a new idea spreads among a group.

The uptakerate of the recycling program grew month by month.