The phrase "average absolute humidity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to meteorology, climatology, or environmental science when discussing the typical amount of moisture in the air, regardless of temperature.
Example: "The average absolute humidity in the region during the summer months tends to be quite high, leading to a muggy atmosphere."
Alternatives: "mean absolute humidity" or "typical absolute humidity".
Introduction of a reflector mirror at the bottom side of the humidifier increased the average absolute humidity by 32%.
annual average absolute humidity (hP a).
When used as a passive device, the Performer provided an average absolute humidity of 28.9 ± 0.9 mgH2O/l in vitro during normothermic conditions and 30.7 ± 1.6 mgH2O/l in vivo.
Falk Lab, UC Davis Plant Pathology, Davis, CA) were grown from seed in a greenhouse with a temperature range of 21°C 34°C, on average 28°C ± 3°C, and an observed average absolute humidity of 12 ± 2 g/m.
The daily average temperature, absolute humidity and the number of influenza episodes during the study period are presented in Figure 1.
Variables included monthly means (long-term averages) of absolute humidity, absorbing aerosols (dust) and rainfall, and land-surface maps of land-cover type and population density (Table 1).
The temperature trends on Fig. 1, assembled by Kjellstrom and Lemke for this project from the US NOAA global climate website (http://www.noaa.gov/), show that both average temperature and average dew point (absolute humidity) increased consistently during the last 30 years at the two main Cameroon city airports.
Findings show that the average day round absolute humidity, without Fresnel lens, increased up to 9% for the two stage configuration and 23% for the three stage configuration as compared to the single stage configuration of the humidifier.
aMean monthly climate averages (1961 1990) for absolute humidity and rainfall (the former derived from vapor pressure and mean temperature) were obtained from the Climate Research Unit, University of East Anglia, UK (available from: URL: http://ipcc-ddc.cru.uea.ac.uk/).
Average daily temperature and absolute humidity (AH) were calculated based on eight separate measurements conducted at three-hour intervals per day.
Is this best represented as (i) the average of the hourly relative humidity values (∑RHi/24) or should it be determined from (ii) the daily average water content of the air (absolute humidity) and the daily average temperature.
