The phrase "average influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical or mean effect that something has in a particular context, such as social media, marketing, or scientific studies.
Example: "The study revealed that the average influence of social media on consumer behavior has increased over the past decade."
Alternatives: "typical impact" or "mean effect".
Channel depth is quite critical to the regeneration effect on the external silica gel bed, with an average influence coefficient of 200%.
The rationale of the EGP is that certain genes have a greater than average influence over human susceptibility to environmental agents.
Such an approach enables the identification of the most important input parameters and their average influence on deformability predictions for JGLF.
Or are you saying it is the "average" influence over the period.
The color represents the average influence (pIC50 units) of each substructure on bioactivity.
The performance metrics are average influence spread (AIS) and program running time (PRT).
Although it has been suggested previously that the output of the motor system is, on average, influenced according to the past experience of ongoing sensory events [16], the present results show that this interaction can be predicted by using estimated quantities about uncertainty among events.
That said, Obama's present popularity will yield above-average influence, and wise investors will take heed toward the direction of his leanings.
"The information in this research," he wrote, "indicates that revealing one's political and religious conservatism will, on average, negatively influence about half of the search committee one is attempting to impress".
Finally, we merge C i with a community with the highest average received influence.
Nonetheless, even conditioning on employment, hiring subsidies on average positively influence tenure and cumulated earnings of initially subsidized persons.
