The phrase "average life of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical lifespan or duration of an object, organism, or phenomenon.
Example: "The average life of the common house cat is around 15 years."
Alternatives: "typical lifespan of the" or "mean duration of the".
Holders of mortgages hedge by selling short Treasury securities with maturities roughly equal to the average life of the mortgages in their portfolio.
Using aggressive TMF testing conditions, the average life of the samples increased by 47% using the molten caustic immersion to remove the embedded grit particles.
The reciprocal of λ is called the "average life" of the element; the time T necessary for the transformation of the half of the atoms is called the "period" and related to the constant λ by the expression T = logε2/λ.
The tax, signed into law by President Johnson on Sept. 3 and retroactive to the time it was proposed, imposes a tax on foreign securities sold to Americans ranging from 2 3/4 per cent up to 15percentnt for bonds, depending on the average life of the issue.
Unfortunately, the average life of the average person is terribly boring: wake up, go to work, come home, watch TV, go to bed.
We record the sale of virtual goods as deferred revenue and then recognize revenue over the estimated average life of the purchased virtual goods or as the virtual goods are consumed.
This goes all the way back to the Caribbean scene, when the average life of a slave in the fields was very short.
The decline in new-car purchases has been so steep that the average life of a car on the road today is at a historic high.
Not Your Father's Oldsmobile In 2012, the average life of a car in the United States reached a historic high of 11.2 years.
Over 10 years, the average life of a compact fluorescent bulb, the company expects to generate about 7.5 million carbon credits.
The average life of a molecule of methane in the atmosphere is about 8 years compared to about a century for carbon dioxide.
