The phrase "average achieved rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing performance metrics, statistics, or results over a specific period or set of conditions.
Example: "The average achieved rate of sales for the last quarter indicates a significant improvement compared to previous periods."
Alternatives: "mean success rate" or "typical performance rate".
We found that men on average achieved a higher peak work rate and cycled longer during the CET than women; in spite of the fact the men were older with more impaired lung function (Tables 1 and 2).
For fiscal 2011-12 and 2012-13, RVhashasurpasseded the provincial average achieving target compliance with rates at or above 90% for both the first and fourth moments.
In comparison, users with better channels (who achieve higher average rates, such as those around the 90th percentile) see their average achievable rate drop with rotating clustering.
In Section 6, we design a resource allocation policy that considers the average rate achieved so far and ignores future rate, by only attempting to maximize the total incremental utility of the current slot.
We propose resource allocation that considers both the average rate achieved so far and the future expected rate, and show how the future expected rate can be estimated by modeling the probability that a user will be allocated a subcarrier in a future time slot.
We proposed a resource allocation policy that considers both the average rate achieved so far and the future expected rate.
In this section, we design a resource allocation policy that considers both the average rate achieved so far and the expected future rate.
In Section 5, we propose a resource allocation policy that considers both the average rate achieved so far and the future expected rate.
Resource allocation that considers both the average rate achieved so far and the future expected rate can thus be logically distributed by an exchange of price and demand amongst users, the network, and an intermediate power allocation module.
This will be examined via numerical examples in Section 7. In this section, we design a simpler resource allocation policy that considers the average rate achieved so far but ignores the expected future rate.
