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Discover LudwigThe phrase "average and peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data, statistics, or performance metrics to refer to typical values and maximum values.
Example: "The report highlighted the average and peak temperatures recorded over the summer months."
Alternatives: "mean and maximum" or "typical and highest".
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This was the highest average and peak audience of any of the show's six series so far.
The Office of the Senate Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper tracks both average and peak call volumes to the switchboard, but declines to make that information public, for reasons it likewise keeps to itself: possibly to prevent denial-of-service attacks, possibly to deter competitively minded constituents from trying to set new records.
From these the average and peak heat flux values are obtained and presented in this study.
Average and peak SHGFs and sky factors for OTTV are computed and compared.
The sub-6 GHz PtMP solution also provides good average and peak throughput cost efficiencies.
Average and peak milk flow rates increased at each increasing vacuum level and each wider ratio, whereas milking duration decreased.
If realised, this potential could considerably mitigate the transition costs to low carbon societies, reducing average and peak electricity demands.
The average and peak pressures demonstrated high between-day repeatability for all three systems and each insole size (ICC ≥ 0.859).
"The FDA has well-defined limits for average and peak powers for the human body with ultrasound, and we're nowhere near those frequencies or powers.
These results highlight that both long term average and peak levels are important in assessing sleep disturbance.
The total powers used by each of the BS and relays need to satisfy the average and peak power constraints.
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