The phrase "average forest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forest that is typical or representative of a certain type or category of forests.
Example: "The average forest in this region consists of a mix of coniferous and deciduous trees, providing a diverse habitat for wildlife."
Alternatives: "typical forest" or "standard forest".
In addition, clouded leopard habitat use was higher in sites with higher average forest change values.
On average, forest cover is larger in northern and southern European metropolitan areas.
At the small scale, occurrence increased with average forest age and volume of spruce trees.
He is happy for the world to peek at his Tarzan torso on which there is more green than in an average forest.
The colonization credit in an average forest patch amounted to 4.7 forest specialist species and ranged up to 9 species in highly isolated patches.
The average forest floor biomass ranged from 2185 kg ha− 1 to 243 kg ha− 1 on the skid trails, while the respective value was 3335 kg ha− 1 for the undisturbed area.
Yet the site was selected because it was considered representative of average forests in the area and does not contain the most enormous individual trees.
On average, forests make up just 40percentt of urban watersheds, with 30percentt of the area being used for crops and 20percentt for pasture.
In a 2014 meta-analysis of more than 100 peer-reviewed studies, he and a colleague found that indigenous-managed forests are significantly less likely than the average tropical forest to be deforested.
As a consequence, forests in the EU are a major carbon sink: between 1990 and 2012 the average annual forest sink was about 435 million tons of CO2 [17].
As a consequence, forests in the EU are a major carbon sink: between 1990 and 2012 the average annual forest sink was about 435 million tons of CO2 [ 17].
