The phrase "average radiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, health, or environmental studies when discussing typical levels of radiation exposure or emission.
Example: "The average radiation levels in the area have been monitored to ensure they remain within safe limits for residents."
Alternatives: "mean radiation" or "typical radiation".
To investigate this effect in a systematic way, the average radiation efficiency and radiated power are calculated for a rectangular plate set in an infinite baffle using a modal summation approach.
The average radiation dosage calculated for 50 women undergoing embolization was 14 rads.
Hourly average radiation values are estimated from daily values using a statistical model.
Approximate expressions for calculating the average radiation efficiency of the strip are derived.
The court awarded the plaintiffs a total of close to 498 million yen and denied the request to force the company to lower the average radiation dosage.
On this basis, approximate expressions for predicting the average radiation efficiency of the submerged beam-stiffened rectangular plates are proposed.
In the statistical approach, by analyzing the engineering formulae of the average radiation efficiency in air, this paper modifies the formulae to be applicable in water.
The average radiation efficiency of point-excited submerged rectangular plates is investigated in two methods, deterministic analysis and statistical approach, respectively.
The cross-modal contributions to the average radiation efficiency are averaged to zero by averaging over all possible excitation positions on the plate.
For the coupling with air, the average radiation efficiency of a baffled extruded panel is modelled in terms of the contributions from global and local modes.
Anatoly Y. Romanenko, Health Minister of the Ukraine, said Thursday that the average radiation level in Kiev's atmosphere is twice what it was before the accident, though well within safe limits.
