The phrase "average advancement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical progress or improvement in a particular field, area, or context.
Example: "The average advancement in technology over the past decade has been remarkable, leading to significant changes in our daily lives."
Alternatives: "typical progress" or "mean improvement".
The rating average for "pure advancement of knowledge, regardless of future applicability" was 3.82.
The maximum gas drainage rate reached 47.5 m3/min; the average was 22.4 m3/min during advancement.
The average rate of lesion advancement across all 5 treatments was 1.65 cm month−1, which is ∼3× greater than previously reported values [8].
Directional selection on oviposition date has previously been demonstrated for this population [ 29], hence, if this variation has a genetic component, an evolutionary advancement in average egg-laying date may take place as spring gets warmer.
Hence, all submissions with Rw>1.5 were categorized as qualified (that is, after publication they made a far above-average contribution to scientific advancement in their subfields) and all submission with Rw≤1.5 as non-qualified (that is, after publication they do not make this significant contribution to scientific advancement in their subfields).
Nowhere close to us in terms of average income and overall economic advancement, leaders in these countries are fearful about how draconian environmental standards would keep their citizens from growing out of poverty.
We see an approximately linear advancement of the average height (after an initial transient), as expected from galvanostatic conditions where the amount of material deposited per second should be constant.
The rating average, for the motivation "pure advancement of knowledge, regardless of future applicability" was 3.91.
"It obviously doesn't happen in your average case, but with the advancements in surveillance and technology it's inevitably going to be more common," Mr. Keene said.
