The phrase "average forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing typical or standard representations of something, often in a statistical or mathematical context.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that the average forms of the data were consistent across different samples."
Alternatives: "typical forms" or "standard forms".
Traditional forms of utilitarianism, including both the total form ("totalism") and the average form ("averagism"), have the resources to explain how an act can be wrong while making things worse for no existing or future person.
(No claim is made for the above escapade as archive material, or as anything more than a specimen of Carson in average form on an average night. I record it to illustrate how, in the right hands, pure behavior becomes pure television. Like Shakespeare's Parolles, Carson can say, "Simply the thing I am shall make me live").
Berdych was at least fighting to stay in the contest but could not find any semblance of even average form.
The results show 2-D stamping simulations are able to predict the average forming angles of 3-D simulation results with high accuracy and much higher efficiency.
The average forming voltage of Pt/CFO-500/Pt was around 20 V with a wide distribution, whereas the forming voltage of most Pt/CFO-700/Pt was about 5 V.
Both Canada and the U.S. EPA currently use a 98th percentile 3-year average form for the 24-hr PM2.5 standard.
An average form is estimated using the linear distance data and differences in 3D size and shape are statistically compared as a matrix of ratios of all like linear distances in the two samples.
The marquee-name films in the final days of the festival belong to two resilient old masters, Sidney Lumet, now 83, and Claude Chabrol, 77, both in better-than-average form.
Under non-Lipschitz conditions, they showed the convergence between the standard form and the averaged form of SDDEs.
In this regime, the nonlinear system may nevertheless still possess multiple attractors, and their domains of attraction are investigated, again using an averaged form of the aeroelastic equations.
