The phrase "average change of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, mathematics, or data analysis to describe the mean difference between two values over a specific period or set of observations.
Example: "The average change of temperature over the past week was a decrease of 5 degrees."
Alternatives: "mean variation of" or "typical change in".
The difference between Adapt-N recommendations and grower practice (A-G) ranged from -40 to +30 lbN/ac with an average change of -19 lb N/ac.
Varying the material properties with the measured standard deviation between specimens leads to an average change of ±17% in the maximum and minimum principal stresses.
The government has estimated an average change of 149,700 jobs in the last 10 July jobs reports, but it has since revised those estimates by an average of 92,900 jobs per year.
At the same time, mean total N excretion increased from 484 to 571 g/d, and conversion of intake N to milk N decreased from 0.27 to 0.22, resulting in an average change of 18%.
The burst-based changes in bed level ranged from −0.92 (net erosion) to +0.43 min10 min, and the cumulative bed-level changes over an entire tidal cycle ranged from approximately 0 to −5.4 mm (net erosion), with an average change of −3.4 mm/tide (net erosion) over five consecutive spring tides.
Figure 14 Latitudinal distribution of average change of neutral density at 400 km.
The average change of well-being is equal to -1.15, on a 12 points scale.
To describe the classification, let us take the marginal rate of change and the average change of the supporting hyperplane.
Figure 5 gives a brief description of the average change of the climatic variables' temperature and precipitation in LS.
However, they are economically significant because the signs reflect the average change of short-term finance per credit card account.
An average change of −7 % in the NL ( overline{AD} ) was realized when excluding 3 cm of NL from the interface.
