What is the term for the number of records reviewed divided by the total number of records assigned to be reviewed?

• A. Review Completion Rate
• B. Data Coverage Rate
• C. Record Review Rate
• D. Accuracy Rate

Answer: (C)

The main idea is measuring how much of the assigned review workload actually gets completed. You take the number of records that were reviewed and divide it by the total number of records that were assigned to be reviewed, giving a proportion that shows completion of the review task. This is why the term used is Record Review Rate: it directly describes the rate at which reviews were completed relative to what was required. It focuses on throughput of the review process, not on how accurate the reviews were or how much of the data space is covered. An Accuracy Rate would relate to correctness, while Data Coverage Rate would relate to how much of the data or fields are covered, not the completion of the review work.