The phrase "average stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or median level of development or performance in a particular context, such as in a project or process.
Example: "At the average stage of development, we expect to see significant progress in the project's outcomes."
Alternatives: "typical phase" or "median level".
It is a mere trifle compared with the average stage length of 161km and the total of 3,383km that the professionals will cover during the three-week race.
The drainage network provides for pixels containing water courses the dimensions of the water course, bottom altitude and, for perennial water courses, their average stage.
The average stage reached by the patients at the end-point was 7.3 ± 1.7, and the average exercise endurance time was 832.1 ± 206.1 s.
Also, the average stage design strength ratio as obtained from the three design methods as a function of stage period is shown in Fig. 5.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Stage design strength ratio associated with 10 millions load applications level Open image in new window Fig. 5 Sample average stage design strength ratio.
Furthermore, we also encode the image-wide context by including a global aggregate feature shared by all patches in the image the average stage 1 class probabilities aggregated over the whole image, compare [8].
The Dow Jones industrial average staged a late-day rally, climbing 127.28 points, or 1.2percentto to 10,652.66.
As the Nasdaq sagged, the Dow Jones industrial average staged an afternoon rally of as much as 165 points before losing half of it toward the close.
I don't have anything to compare it to, but I suspect the Proms audience made this one just that little bit more special than your average staging.
As the Nasdaq composite index plummeted in a technology sell-off prompted by the Microsoft antitrust decision, the Dow Jones industrial average staged a powerful rally, rising 300.01 points, or 2.75percentto to 11,221.93.
The scenery, which it appears came from Turin, pleased one in a negative sort of way by showing that some foreign theatres can still occasionally produce something quite as dowdy as the average staging one is accustomed to at Covent Garden.
