The phrase "average variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, data analysis, or discussions about variability in a dataset.
Example: "The average variation in test scores indicates how much students' performances differ from the mean score."
Alternatives: "mean deviation" or "typical variation".
The greatest average variation corresponded to the y axis.
The average variation of the sag height per volt was about 32 μm.
The lag factors and Fourier exponents are validated with an average variation coefficient (CVRMSD) less than 0.006.
The fibroblast-derived matrix produced on the micropatterned substrates was tightly oriented by these patterns, with an average variation of only 8.5°.
By collating almost every twin study across the world from the past 50 years, researchers determined that the average variation for human traits and disease is 49% due to genetic factors and 51% due to environmental factors.
Adaptability is measured as the average variation of the hydrophobicity that the encoded amino acids undergo when errors or mutations are present in the codons of the hypothetical codes.
The analysis is carried out by varying the vehicular load position along the deck; the assumed parameters are the maximum variation and the average variation of the hanger force.
Meanwhile, property robustness is expressed by the standard deviation of the property prediction model, which is a measure of average variation between the experimental data and estimated values of product property using property prediction model.
It is conjectured that a series of careful measurements made in this way would afford data for comparing the average variation in form of the leaves of any plant, which might lead to numerical relations throwing light on the laws of vegetable morphology.
Its average variation calculated from an empirical mathematical expression is also plotted.
The average variation of |ΔZ| was 0.3 MΩ, where the steady state can be observed.
