The phrase "average velocity increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any discussion involving motion and speed changes over time.
Example: "The average velocity increase during the experiment was significant, indicating improved performance of the vehicle."
Alternatives: "average speed increase" or "mean velocity rise".
Both the number of moving mitochondria and the average velocity increased following tubacin treatment (Fig. 1D and G).
The Bayesian regression model clearly identified a change in swim speed, with average velocities increasing to more than 9 km h−1 in all cases (range = 9.12 12.13; figure 2).
In the simulation, compared with other two protocols, when the number of vehicles and the average vehicle velocity increase, LSGO's packet dropping rate is reduced and the network throughput is improved.
His fastball topped out at 94 miles an hour and, according to brooksbaseball.net, its average velocity actually increased from the second inning on.
The thermal activation energy decreases and the average dislocation velocity increases as a function of hydrogen concentration.
When there are 100 vehicles in the network and the average vehicle velocity increases, LSGO's packet dropping rate is reduced by about 71.8% and 69.9%, and the network throughput is improved by about 187% and 123%.
Consistent with in vitro experimental data, average ROLLING velocity increased with increasing RearForce values.
Larger agglomerates settle faster than a single particle, resulting in the average proppant settling velocity increase.
As the distance from the apex increased to 30 80 µm, the average velocity of mitochondria increased to 1.80±1.03 µm/sec (n = 14 root hairs, 990 mitochondria), with a maximum velocity of 5.97 µm/sec.
In the base of growing root hairs, the average velocity of mitochondria increased further to 3.45±2.13 µm/sec (n = 12 root hairs, 893 mitochondria), with a maximum velocity of 9.96 µm/sec.
