The phrase "average time lag" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the typical delay or interval between two events or processes.
Example: "The average time lag between the signal being sent and the response received was measured to be five seconds."
Alternatives: "typical delay" or "mean time delay".
These different subnetworks reemerged after regulation with an average time lag or 3.3 s and a time lag of 4.4 s between the first and fourth components; i.e., the DM recovery first shifts from anterior to posterior, and then gradually focuses on the ventral part of the posterior cingulate cortex, which is known to be implicated in internally directed cognition.
The average time lag between collection and publication of data was six months, with a range of two to 11 months.
There is an average time lag of 12 months between submitting a paper to a journal, and the journal publishing it.
The average time lag between patents and the scientific literature for chemistry disclosures has been estimated to be in the order of 1 3 years [1, 2].
During Kurdalagon's volcanically active period, the average time lag increased by half an hour and the greatest amount of scatter in the data points was obtained.
Local SLA magnitude is correlated with the wind speed of NE monsoon over the central part of SCS (Fig. 2) with an average time lag of 36 42 h.
In Fig. 4, the average time lags exhibit substantial seasonal differences.
Figure 6 Distribution of average time lags estimated for the HMM bi-phones collected from our speakers.
For FEC, the average time-lag between onset and the first following detection is calculated.
Analogously, the average time-lag between offset and the following stop of detection is considered for OVER.
We delay the time frame of the TB data relative to that of the HIV data by r years, to account for the average time-lag involved in individuals developing active TB after becoming HIV infected.
