The phrase "average processing times" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical duration it takes to complete a specific process or task, often in contexts like customer service, manufacturing, or data processing.
Example: "The average processing times for loan applications have improved significantly this year, reducing the wait for customers."
Alternatives: "typical processing durations" or "mean processing times".
The average processing times required to process a 512 × 512 image are quoted in Table 8.
Reported in Table 5 are the official (released by the organizers) results obtained by our recognizers, measured in terms of standard performance metrics (micro-averaged precision, recall and F-score) and average processing times.
Note that the average processing times (s) of obtaining a segmented foreground frame for the six video sequences are evaluated by 100 bootstrapping video frames.
Table 4 Comparisons of average processing times of NDNE, SDRCLCE, and PNAE (unit, seconds) Color images size (pixels) NDNE SDRCLCE PNAE 360 × 240 0.18 0.12 0.11 460 × 350 0.3500.19 0.17.
Table 4 shows that the average processing times of PNAE and SDRCLCE are much shorter than NDNE because PNAE and SDRCLCE are all based on a parallel processing architecture.
Table 2 lists the average processing times (s) of obtaining a segmented foreground frame for the six bootstrapping video sequences by MoG, Reddy, SOBS, and the proposed approach with block size 16 × 16.
Approximately one-third of SSDI applicants are awarded benefits during the first stage of the application process, with an average processing time of 4.3 months; for those few who appeal all the way through to the deferral courts, the average processing time is 57 months (Autor and Duggan 2010).
According to the G.A.O., the average processing time for active duty service members has risen to 394 days and for guard or reserve members to 420 days.
He said the average processing time for an arrest in Queens had increased by two hours, at an estimated cost to the city of $1.5 million per hour in increased police overtime and other expenses.
The systems thinker John Seddon set out a fearsome critique of the effects this had on processing housing benefits – in one council, the target figures showed an average processing time of 28 days when, from the point of view of the claimants, it was actually 98 days.
