The phrase "average percent time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or performance metrics, particularly in contexts where you want to convey the average percentage of time spent on a specific activity or task.
Example: "The average percent time spent on meetings this quarter was 30%, which is an increase from the previous quarter."
Alternatives: "mean percentage of time" or "typical percent duration".
(B ) Graph depicting the average percent time spent freezing at each time point for each genotype.
Post-intervention average percent time in MVPA during recess (activity obtained from valid recess segments) was defined as the main outcome of interest (dependent variable).
(L ) Average percent time spent freezing during baseline (BL period) and during each 30 s tone-CS presentation preceding delivery of footshock.
On day 10, a probe test was conducted during which time the escape tunnel was removed and the mouse allowed to freely explore the maze for 3 min. The time spent in each quadrant was determined and the percent time spent in the target quadrant (the one originally containing the escape box) was compared with the average percent time in the other three quadrants.
PA was measured during two weekdays and two weekend days using the MTI accelerometer, and average percent of time in moderate-to-vigorous PA (MVPA) and time spent sedentary were derived.
Average minutes of standing/hour/student, average percent class time spent standing, and the number of sit-stand transitions/student/hour were directly observed with video camera surveillance.
The average percent running time in which the LHSU replaced the operation of conventional air conditioners was 82.6%, with values surpassing 75% in four of the five cities, and one city achieving a value of almost 100%.
Slope, index of heavy vehicle (fHV), distributive index (fd), index of correction of width of lane and shoulder (fW), average speed (v), percent time spent following.
The average percent of freezing time displayed by mice during the tone fear conditioning test is presented in Figure 1C.
Average percent signal change time courses from the activated voxels in left and right temporal cortices revealed that the hemodynamic response peaks approximately 8 seconds after stimulus onset followed by another smaller peak approximately 18 seconds after stimulus onset, a pattern that is strikingly similar to that reported previously in 2- to 3-month-old infants (Dehaene-Lambertz et al., 2002).
The Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) defines the level-of-service criteria for two-lane highways based on three performance measures: average travel speed (ATS), percent time spend following (PTSF) and percent of free-flow speed (PFFS).
