The phrase "an average efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical level of efficiency in a particular context, such as in performance metrics or comparisons.
Example: "The machine operates at an average efficiency of 85%, which is considered acceptable for its class."
Alternatives: "a typical efficiency" or "a standard efficiency".
The most effective unit was the Trnava region with an average efficiency of 0.9947, while the least efficient unit was the Kosice region with an average efficiency of 0.5303.
In comparison, using a conventional power plant and a boiler will collectively get you an average efficiency of about 40%.
First Solar's panels have an average efficiency rate of 11-12% as opposed to 14-15% for the silicon ones.
By 2025 new vehicles must, by law, run at an average efficiency of 54.5 miles per gallon.
The CMS final-design chambers show an average efficiency greater than 95%.
The top quartile of public SaaS companies by revenue multiple have an average Efficiency Score of 44percentthethe bottom quartile have a score of just 9percentt.
Under the first scheme, an unnormalized average efficiency of approximately 34 was obtained for 4K, 8K, and 16K processors.
The binary results are more linearly dependent than the eigenvector approach, but this design achieves a higher average efficiency than than original.
We found a high average efficiency of health centers in providing AIDS services in 2006 and 2007.
The range of variation in average PCR efficiency of primer pairs among the accessions tested was within the bounds of 87% in 'Marzemino' and 102% in 'Nebbiolo', with a similar average efficiency of 93% in 'Aglianico' and 'Grignolino'Grignolino
Cell (grade 1000 mAh) test results show that high efficiency is achieved with an average coulombic efficiency of 97.4% and an energy efficiency of 72.2% in 150 cycles.
