The phrase "average and extreme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range of values or characteristics, often in a statistical or comparative context.
Example: "The study analyzed the average and extreme temperatures recorded over the past decade."
Alternatives: "mean and maximum" or "typical and exceptional".
–What are the average and extreme temperatures on this planet?
With regard to assembly dimensions, components remain within dimensional tolerances under average and extreme humidity conditions and average temperature conditions.
MENSEI-L also characterizes punctual and spatial, average and extreme distributions of precipitation for the complete pluviometric network.
While information on climate impacts is important to understand the macro-economic implications for food security, enabling appropriate adaptation responses is supported with knowledge on which processes drive yield changes under both average and extreme conditions.
In this study a wave model (SWAN) was used to identify the spatial distribution of wave forces across the Wellington south coast (New Zealand) for average and extreme conditions.
The modelling of coastal morphodynamics as well as the design of sea defences require long-term series of wave data, in order to estimate average and extreme wave conditions in the coastal zone and near the shoreline.
Second, the relatively elaborate DONALD study design results in a socioeconomic status above average, and extremes of diet or behavior might not be represented, which is likely to introduce selection bias.
The app for the FLIR ONE offers numerous modes that interpret thermal data differently, with some showing many degrees of temperature, and others more clearly showing more or less binary differences between extreme heat, average temperature and extreme cold.
Normal weather patterns in the future will be different than those existing today, both for average temperature and extreme weather events.
To test this hypothesis we used information on species richness, combined with a new comprehensive database of spatial data on geology, elevation, climatic averages and extremes, and over 18,705 rare species locations, to ask how much variation in species richness among 14 US states and three Canadian provinces is explained by geophysical factors.
A K rate in the league average range, a BB rate over two standard deviations above league average, and fairly extreme contact authority figures.
