The phrase "and the average term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data, averages, or durations in various contexts, such as finance, education, or research.
Example: "The study analyzed the results of the participants, focusing on their performance and the average term of their engagement in the program."
Alternatives: "and the mean duration" or "and the typical period".
If you could choose between (a) having your property taxed during the full life of the property, and (b) enjoying an immunity from tax for, say, 95 years (which is the term of copyright for works "made for hire" and roughly the average term for individuals), but then forfeiting the work after 95 years, as counter-intuitive as this may seem, you would be better off choosing option (b).
We then create a term vector for each record and then calculate the average term vector for this document set; this we refer to as the free-text profile of the MeSH term.
Of that small slice, just 17% of prosecuted cases brought jail time and the average term of incarceration was just six months.
The average term count per query was 2.5.
The power of an ARIMA model resides in that it can incorporate all the AR term, the integrated term, and the moving average term together to model time series with a wide variety of features such as trend by simply adjusting the parameters of each term.
However, results were different to own results for education level, marital status and the averaged income term (Mundlak term), because they were significant in this analysis.
In 1994, another year of rising rates, the average long-term bond fund lost 6.2percentthethe average intermediate fund was down 3.85percentt, and the average short-term fund lost 0.83percentt, according to the Investment Company Institute.
The first term is the effect of the AR, and the latter one is the conditioned average term.
And the average long-term ROE is more than 25%, reflecting improved efficiency combined with greater reliance on financial leverage at most companies.
The orders p k = 1 and q k = 1, correspond to a single autoregressive and moving average term on the daily scale, equivalent to observing an autoregressive process of first order with measurement error ([ 19], Exercise 2.9).
