The phrase "average scale of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, dimensions, or levels that are considered typical or standard within a certain context.
Example: "The average scale of the models used in this study was found to be consistent across various trials."
Alternatives: "typical range of the" or "standard level of the".
In general, we can set (gamma = 1/sqrt L) where L is the average scale of the problem (Xin-She 2014; Yang and He 2013).
Test scores were obtained using algorithms developed by the authors, scores being normalized to a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 as the average scale of the normal population.
RMSEF was also standardized in terms of percentage of the average scale of the response (i.e. the difference between the mean and the minimal experimental values) in order to facilitate comparisons of regression error among models.
To account for the variability in overall scale, we normalize the inferred log-weights in each replicate by calculating the average log-weight in the replicate, that is, (22) μ i = 1 8 ∑ s = 1 8 log [ w s (i ) ], and a total average scale of the replicates (23) μ = 1 6 ∑ i = 1 6 μ i, and then transforming the estimated shifts as follows: (24) w s (i ) → w ˜ s (i ) = w s (i ) e μ − μ i.
The average scales of the different responses are also provided as a reference to assess the extent of the deviations.
The average scale of investment by the funds is likely to reach about $888 million, it said.
The photographs were taken in January 1953 on an average scale of 1 48,000 for the area below 1,000 meters above sea level.
As a result, although statistically the average scale of collective labor disputes decreased due to the resolution of large-scale collective disputes, in reality, the number of small-scale and individual disputes still remained high.
Through statistical testing of provincial-level panel data from 1999 2011, this article finds that mediation by labor arbitral institutes has significantly reduced the average scale of admitted labor disputes but failed to lower the occurrence of collective disputes.
Statistically speaking, arbitral mediation resulted in a substantial reduction in the average scale of collective disputes but did not directly reduce the proportion of collective cases among all labor disputes.
Correspondingly, the average scale of collective labor disputes was expected to suddenly surge.
