The phrase "a mean spread of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in statistical contexts to describe the average or typical variation of a set of data points.
Example: "The study revealed a mean spread of 15% in the test scores across all participants."
Alternatives: "an average range of" or "a typical variation of".
Don't miss the area's best beach – the Playa de Caletones, a wild-west-style village 17km west of town, where you can have a slap-up lunch at La Esperanza, a shell-edged beach shack that does a mean spread of marlin, red snapper, crab, tostones (refried plantain), crisp salad and cold beer.
The riskier gamble was a mean preserving spread of the less risky gamble, thus removing any effects of returns [ 30].
Thus, (y_{t}) in our model is a mean preserving spread of (y_{t}^{L}).
Blackwood had a mean root spread of 6.9 m, eucalypt 4.5 m, and cherry was 3.2 m.
Finally we compare two out-degree distributions where one is a Mean Preserving Spread of the other one.
If ({overline{P}}(d)) is a Mean Preserving Spread of P d), and begin{aligned} 1-e^{-frac{alpha +sqrt{alpha }}{d_{m}}}le frac{1}{langle d^{alpha }rangle }sum limits _{dge d_{m}}d^{alpha }P d)e^{-dfrac{alpha +sqrt{ alpha }}{d_{m}}}, end{aligned} (8 then (theta ^(P,alpha )le theta ^({overline{P}},alpha )).
In a study in Bangladesh, Bhuiya, Streatfield and Meyer (1990) [12] identify specific types of health knowledge associated with higher levels of education, including (i) washing hands after latrine use, (ii) use of oral rehydration therapy to treat diarrhea, (iii) awareness of the benefits of boiling water, and (iv) contagions as a means of spread of disease.
His literary writings, on the whole, are partly the leisure-born meditations of a physician, partly a means of spreading certain items of professional propaganda, partly a distillation of his social life".
That means a spread of latkes galore and the king of all holiday doughnuts: sufganiyot.
There he opposed the European war that Jacques-Pierre Brissot was advocating as a means of spreading the aims of the Revolution.
