The phrase "average magnitudes of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, measurements, or comparisons where you are discussing the typical values of certain quantities.
Example: "The study analyzed the average magnitudes of temperature fluctuations over the past decade."
Alternatives: "mean values of" or "typical levels of".
For example, anchor-based MIDs are established using average magnitudes of change that are considered important to patients.
The average magnitudes of the coefficients for activity engagement and pain willingness across the measures of distress and functioning were r = 0.42 and 0.25, respectively.
The average magnitudes of pupil dilation from these time periods of interest were examined using repeated measures ANOVAs analogous to those described previously for the behavioral performance data.
The average magnitudes of the order effects β ¯ b, β ¯ c and | β ¯ b - β ¯ c | over the 500 datasets are shown in Table 1.
Average magnitudes of 9-month BMD changes in the total hip and total spine ranged from more than a 1% loss (e.g., Usual Care total spine) to slight increases in (e.g., per protocol total hip).
As an additional test of this alternative hypothesis, we used a median split to divide the older participants into those with relatively greater and lesser average magnitudes of activity.
Average magnitude of number index for large-preferring versus small-preferring (t276=−1.2, P=0.24); average magnitude of flavour index for choc.-preferring versus van.-preferring (t196=1.1, P=0.29).
The two alternatives make different predictions regarding the average magnitude of positive PEs elicited in each group.
The fraction of a population that is affected by a treatment (the "responders") may be as important to identify as the average magnitude of the treatment effect.
In addition, the average magnitude of the number index did not differ between large- and small-preferring populations, nor did the magnitude of the flavour index differ between chocolate- and vanilla-preferring populations.
Impingement events occur in 2-7% of waves in the field, but surprisingly, the average magnitude of impingement events is lower than the average maximum force produced by all recorded waves in this study.
