The phrase "an average production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a production that is typical or standard in quality or performance, often in the context of film, theater, or manufacturing.
Example: "The film received mixed reviews, with critics calling it an average production that failed to stand out among its peers."
Alternatives: "a typical production" or "a standard production".
Mangrove forests have extremely productive ecosystems with an average production of 2,500 mg C cm−2 day−1 over and above a productivity factor of 4 in the shelf regions to 40 in an open ocean [ 3– 5].
"People give them credit for a brilliant production of an average show," one voter said, "while 'Gypsy' is seen as an average production of a brilliant show".
Rotating ring-disk electrode experiments have further confirmed the electrocatalytic performance of such oxynitrides toward oxygen reduction, determining an average production of H2O2 of just 2.35%.
The flowsheet is formulated as a multiperiod mixed-integer nonlinear programming problem whose solution provides the optimal source of energy and the operating conditions over a year for an average production of 60 Mgal/yr of biodiesel.
Budgets were low and timescales frequently vicious: an average production turnaround was 10 to 14 days, and because some of the artists they used had far more lucrative outlets elsewhere, schedules were sometimes perilous, as when Merton Park only just managed to get what it wanted out of the young Stanley Baker before he moved on to The Guns of Navarone.
There is no stochastic frontier parameter in the model, and the stochastic frontier model becomes an average production model.
Sorghum is a major staple food and fodder crop grown worldwide, with an annual average production of 61 million tonnes over the past decade [ 1].
It is interesting to compare the above-mentioned discount cash flow model using a single average production decline curve with a model using a random drilling procedure.
The reference case assumed an annual average production of 750 mmscf/d (21.1 Msm/d) from 500 wells and that 137 wells must be drilled each year to maintain production.
The reference case assumed an annual average production 750 mmscf/d (21.1 Msm/d) from 500 wells and, following the simplified model above, 137 wells must be drilled each year to maintain production at this level.
Wheat is the most important crop in the EU with an annual average production of over 130 Mt grain [ 1] and around 200 Mt of straw residues (using a residue to product factor of 1.5 according to [ 2]).
