The phrase "average contraction in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing statistical data, economics, or any field where measuring changes or reductions is relevant.
Example: "The average contraction in the economy during the recession was significant, affecting various sectors."
Alternatives: "mean reduction in" or "typical decline in".
The long-term accelerations are associated with a decrease in the average contraction rate in the plate convergence direction and therefore can be explained by an increasing aseismic slip rate on the megathrust and/or by updip migration of aseismic slip from the deep plate interface in the decades preceding the Tohoku-Oki earthquake [6].
That means "further retrenchment in capacity and labor," added Maguire, who predicts that average real GDP contraction in 2009 will be between 5% and 8%.
On average, the maximal voluntary contraction in flexion and extension were 236.2 Nm and 346.5 Nm, respectively.
Moreover the entropy production evaluated by the UDS is also shown to be in accord with the average volume contraction rate in the steady state.
There is a further contraction in the average In–O bond distance in the amorphous films.
Adjustment by taking averages yielded a lesser degree of contraction in the distribution than the analysis of variance method.
From 2003 through 2013, real growth averaged almost 5% per year, despite the slight contraction in 2009 that resulted from the global financial crisis.
In Britain, a 0.5% contraction in the economy is expected for 2012, with growth at an annual average of just 1.1% thereafter in 2013-16.
Overall, there seems to be some contraction in the venture capital market, as Redpoint Ventures principal Tom Tunguz wrote in July, although, overall, 2011 was an "average year for venture investing," though both investment pace and dollars are on the rise.
That compares with a 5percentt expected contraction in Europe and a 10percentto15percentcontractionctinn in the United States and Japan.
