The phrase "average interval time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the mean duration between events or occurrences, such as in statistics or data analysis.
Example: "The average interval time between customer purchases is three days, indicating a steady buying pattern."
Alternatives: "mean time interval" or "typical interval duration".
Another advantage of our study is that the subjects have been followed up for a long period with the average interval of time between index and subsequent pregnancies being ∼30.5 months.
Using your average interval of time between needing to urinate, set your interval for beginning your training with one that is 15 minutes longer than the average.
The average scan interval time was 15 months.
The data on reproductive performance included average calving interval, time from calving to first insemination and number of inseminations per service period.
A large increase in DHA levels after supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids in patients with sinus rhythm was associated with a cardioprotective decrease in average corrected QT interval (time taken for ventricular hyperpolarisation and then repolarisation) [ 24].
Hence, for these processes, the 'reaction rate' is defined as the number of events counted during a time-averaging interval (TAI) divided by that time interval, giving an estimate of the reaction event rate (number of events per unit time).
Average time interval may be dependent on dose, and intervals to tumour appearance of 35, 26 and 19 24 years have been reported for low-, moderand-, and high-dose radiation, respectively [ 30].
The parameters of VITA method, i.e. local interval time-averaging length a and threshold level k, were optimally selected and are equal to 3TC (TC is the integral time deduced from auto-correlation functions) and 0.9, respectively.
(The length of the inter-presentation interval depended on the participant's response times; average intervals ranged from 63.3 89.2 s, mean 74.9, SD = 6.9 s).
