The phrase "average factor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or analysis where you are discussing the mean value of a particular factor across a set of data.
Example: "To determine the average factor of productivity among employees, we analyzed their output over the past month."
Alternatives: "mean factor of" or "typical factor of".
Landscape biodiversity was increased by introducing SAF by an average factor of 2.6.
Moreover, the execution time is reduced by an average factor of 1.8.
In vertebrates, maximal rates of oxygen consumption (V̇O2,max) exceed resting rates (V̇O2,rest) by an average factor of ten.
Even considering the additional time needed for sensor attachment for direct measurement, posture classification took an average factor of 1.29 more time than spectral analysis using electrogoniometer data.
Rough comparison of their bulk distributions showed that they differ by an average factor of 1.25 for locations of Athens and Juliusruh.
The synergy of the two accelerated approaches improves the computational procedure by an average factor of over 42%, and over 12% in comparison with the original and the recently modified methods, respectively.
The fixed B cells were allowed to rest on cover slips and then imaged at 63× magnification using a Zeiss Apochromat objective with averaging factor of 4 to increase the Signal-to-noise ratio.
Cell dry weights were determined as described recently [ 30] and correlated with optical densities using an averaged factor of 0.41 g dry cells (gdc) per unit of OD600 for both strains.
Na+, Cl−, Ca2+ and the average factor scores of F1 (from FA1) had high positive loadings for factor 1 (F1).
Factor 3 (F3) had positive loadings for K+ and negative loadings for the average factor scores of F4 (from FA1) (Table 7).
Factor 2 (F2) had negative loadings for Mg2+ and positive loadings for the average factor scores of F2 and F3 (from FA1).
