The phrase "a mean strength of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical averages or measurements in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The study reported a mean strength of 150 megapascals for the tested materials."
Alternatives: "an average strength of" or "a typical strength of".
Tensile measurements showed that large ALA loadings did not adversely affect adhesion to porcine skin, achieving a mean strength of 1.7 N cm−2.
The acid sites were divided into four sets each with a mean strength of DAE 70, 90, 120 and 150 kJ mol−1.
However, the effect of dominance for this muscle function was weak: in our study, the difference between the two sides was only 1 Nm for a mean strength of about 40 Nm.
As-spun PCL fibres exhibited a mean strength and stiffness of 7.9 MPa and 0.1 GPa, respectively and a rough, porous surface morphology.
Concrete mix was designed as per IS: 10262 (2009) with a target mean strength of 43 MPa.
Therefore inefficient hybridisation of transcripts from the test species of interest to the GeneChip® target probes, due for example to the presence of sequence polymorphisms, will affect the overall signal calculated across a probe-set, reducing the number of 'present' calls, and as a consequence the mean strength of the signal for that transcript's probe-set [ 14, 29].
Exact expectations for the value of DoS as a function of the mean strength of purifying selection, S, presented in figure 7 were obtained numerically.
Therefore, the mean strength of existing social relationships has a negative correlation with the number of social relationships (Roberts et al., 2009; Miritello et al., 2013a).
As-welded samples showed a mean fatigue strength of 353 MPa and a characteristic fatigue strength of 306 MPa.
For me, it really means strength of spirit, strength of character and the unity of people coming together and the good it can bring to their lives.
The ligament has a mean tensile strength of 208 N [ 14].
