The phrase "average elevation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical height of a geographical location or feature above sea level.
Example: "The average elevation for the Rocky Mountains is around 2,500 meters."
Alternatives: "mean altitude of" or "typical height of".
The average elevation for the fir line is over 10,000 feet (3,000 metres).
To estimate the effective geographic distance, a one-meter resolution digital elevation model (DEM) for New Guinea was used to create a "friction grid" composed of weighted cells that impose a cost of moving through that cell based on the average elevation for the cell, and above 2300 m a route was not allowed to be calculated.
The average elevation within the epidemiological risk zones also demonstrated a temporal trend, with a decreasing mean elevation over time (decreasing from 1098 m during the first annual period, to 1048 m in the fourth annual period; see Figure 6), while the average elevation for the control high overlap areas remained relatively constant over the study period.
At the initial evaluation, active motion was limited in 9 patients, which contributed to the average elevation of 150° for the entire group (range, 90 180°).
Average elevation of each VDC is included here as a proxy for temperature [32]; however, elevation is likely associated with a range of processes in Nepal due to the incredible influence of topography in this region.
The traditional approach to grid coarsening usually takes the average elevation of a fine grid as the new terrain model for the coarse grid.
Norway has an average elevation of 1,600 feet (500 metres), compared with 1,000 feet (300 metres) for Europe as a whole.
It is the driest and highest continent, with an average elevation of seventy-five hundred feet.
The average elevation of the mine is 1,600 m.
It has an average elevation of 310 meters (Figure 1).
It has an average elevation of 127 m (419 feet).
