The phrase "average layer thickness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measurements or characteristics of materials, coatings, or geological layers.
Example: "The average layer thickness of the sediment was measured to be 15 centimeters."
Alternatives: "mean layer thickness" or "typical layer thickness.".
The overall thickness of the layered tissue was 48.9 μm, with an average layer thickness of 16.3 μm, similar to the results from the bilayer stacking experiments.
Similarly, the average layer thickness also increases with the paste age.
Both the island height and the pit depth can be much greater than the average layer thickness.
The average layer thickness of Al2O3 and ZrO2 are measured to be 5.2 and 10.5 nm, respectively.
At the paste age of 45 min, the average layer thickness measures for 75 mm, accounting for 93.8% of the optimal designed value.
a Overall height of structures stacked with different number of layers and b average layer thickness changes with the paste age.
A transmission-electron-microscope-based orientation mapping technique that makes use of beam precession to achieve near-kinematical conditions was used to map the phase and crystal orientations in nanolamellar Cu/Nb composites with average layer thicknesses of 86, 30 and 18 nm.
While from RBS spectra only the mean layer thickness, averaged over the beam spot (usually several square millimeters in area), is determined, the data obtained by AFM combined with scratch technique are absolute but strongly affected by the local nanostructure of the gold layer [8].
This was accompanied by a decrease in the average lamellar thickness; the average amorphous layer thickness, however, remained unchanged.
The average recast layer thickness less than 11 µm was found in rough cut and after trim passes apparently no recast layer was obtained.
AFM data indicate that after adsorption, multiple layers having an average single layer thickness of 5.5±0.5 nm are present on the PEO electrolyte surface.
