The phrase "average supply rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, logistics, or inventory management to describe the typical amount of supply provided over a specific period.
Example: "The average supply rate for the product has increased over the last quarter, indicating a growing demand."
Alternatives: "mean supply rate" or "typical supply rate".
Using the steady state equation relating CO2 levels and outdoor air supply rates, we calculate outdoor air supply rates that are nearly double that of the previous study, with the average daily outdoor supply rate of approximately 45 l/s per person for Building 1 and approximately 40 l/s per person for Building 2 as estimated from average CO2 concentrations.
Nevertheless, when carrying out computations for the analytical method, the value that must be assumed is the minimum supply rate, or at most, the average.
The average gas production rates as a function of supply rates of the gasification agents and its composition are given in Fig. 11.
This study showed that at high outdoor air supply rates sufficient to give weekly average indoor CO2 concentrations in the range of 50 to 200 ppm above background, sick leave is not associated with outdoor air supply rates.
Public water supply rates of the areas studied ranged from 77.05%-99.59% (average of 92.73%).
When the noise power density N 0 is lower than a certain value Θ, e.g., about 32 dBW/MHz in Figure 4, the 'No-Code 2PUs' scheme can supply higher average transmission rate of SUs than 'No-Code 1PU' supplies.
Andrew Miller, a spokesman for the chain, would not supply an average daily rate, citing the wide disparity of the chain's markets.
In terms of the scale of it, if we recovered 7% from Bowland shale, which is an average recovery rate, that would supply the UK for 30 years with our gas needs.
By portioning their precious sperm supply, males achieve an average mating rate of four females which effectively doubles the maximal mating rate of their ancestors.
We calculated day-supply rates of 2009 and 2010 model-year vehicles for June and July to get an average figure for just how obtainable these cars are this summer.
