The phrase "average orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a typical or common direction, position, or perspective on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The average orientation of the team towards remote work has shifted significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "typical orientation" or "standard orientation".
During plane-strain compression these "Brass" oriented crystals remain stable in terms of the final, average, orientation, with a small orientation spread.
The contribution of temperature and higher imposed stress in Under Stress treatment causes a reduction of average orientation angle of amorphous segments to 19.33°, leading to incorporation of straight and oriented amorphous chains in the paracrystalline region followed by an increase of crystallinity up to 47.61%.
Small departures from this average orientation are caused by rotation of the tilted dipole magnetic field once per day and by revolution of the Earth around the Sun once per year.
There was also a slight shift in average orientation in different regions of the cruciform.
In most cases, the average orientation change was different in magnitude and direction from this prediction.
Furthermore, changes in the average orientation of grains during coarsening were observed.
We study the settling velocity and the average orientation of the ellipsoids as a function of volume fraction.
The latter usually needs average orientation measures known as the second- and fourth-rank orientation tensors a and A, respectively.
The analysis shows that the average orientation of molecules in the adsorbed water layer reacts to the approaching proton.
At the same time, fraction of adsorbed segment fa and average orientation of bond 〈P2(cos θ)〉 are also investigated.
This comprehensive and straightforward model has shown to be capable of estimating the average orientation of fibers with very good accuracy.
