The phrase "average lag time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the typical delay or waiting period in a process or system.
Example: "The average lag time for data processing in our system is approximately five seconds."
Alternatives: "typical delay duration" or "mean response time".
You can pretty much measure the health of a team, relationship, or even an entire organization by measuring the average lag time between identifying and discussing problems — especially a virtual team.
Three decades of researching human behavior has taught me that you can generally measure the health of a team, relationship, or even an entire organization by measuring the average lag time between identifying problems and discussing them.
The average lag time between PET and SPECT acquisition was 1.40 ± 2.33 (mean ± SD) months.
Communication between shippers, freight forwarders, and carriers is powered by email and Excel, according to Freightos founder Zvi Schreiber, and there's an average lag time of three days if you're a shipper looking to get a price quote.
And the average lag time between an initial warning sign and a diagnosis of autism or other developmental condition is around 13 months, with the average waiting time to see a specialist who can provide a clinical diagnosis around 1 year.
A delayed diagnosis is "typical and classic"; the average lag time for Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is five to seven months, he said.
31 Other smaller studies have reported average lag times between 4 and 40 months.
A scoring system was required in place of average lag times as strain replicates that failed to grow did not have a measurable lag phase but still needed to be included in the dataset.> -wrap-foot> Tolerance scores for Saccharomyces strains grown in plates containing YNB, 100 mM glucose and 1.5 mg ml−1 furfural.
Therefore, the average lag-time and the tail of the lag time distribution increase significantly with increasing stress exposure time, as observed in [1], [2], [29], [32], [33] and shown in Fig. 9.
Moreover, there appeared to be no observable significant differences in the average lag phase time between all ligands (including dopamine) and α-syn alone (Figure 3B).
The average lag of time between the diagnosis and the interview was one year, and although we do not consider a recollection bias, the fact that the women knew about their illness when interviewed, could have affected their answers.
