The phrase "average velocity of all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics or statistics when discussing the average velocity of a group or set of objects or entities.
Example: "To calculate the average velocity of all participants in the race, we need to sum their individual velocities and divide by the total number of participants."
Alternatives: "mean velocity of all" or "overall average velocity".
The average velocity of all nodes is 9.75 m/s.
Average velocity of all particles in a given fluid element (m/s).
The average velocity of all mitochondria declined to 0.83±0.19 µm/sec (n = 14 root hairs, 687 mitochondria), with instantaneous velocities ranging from 2.82 to 0.19 µm/sec throughout the whole root hair (Fig. 4D).
Indeed, this technique does not take into account the heterogeneity of microvascular blood flow (a major characteristic of sepsis-induced microcirculatory disorders), because this technique measures the average velocity of all vessels comprised in the investigated volume [ 22, 23].
The model reveals that the time-average velocities of all components in the reaction mixture must match a condition that suggests an intuitive physical picture of an effective particle of the coupled cosedimentation of an interacting system.
We calculated the average velocity of the foci as the length of all trajectory subtracks divided by the sum of the subtracks' time spans.
The average velocity magnitude of all spheroids in images taken at 1-h intervals during the observation period are shown in Figure 3(c).
Measurements have shown that this current flows into the Mediterranean at an average velocity of about three knots.
Total track length of cell movement was measured and used to quantify the average velocity of each cell per condition.
However, AT-cells incubated with blocking antibody migrated significantly slower with an average velocity of 0.026 μm/s ± 0.02 μm/s compared to control treated cells with an average velocity of 0.038 μm/s ± 0.03 μm/s (p < 0.01) (Fig. 5d).
They've run the model five times, increasing the average velocity of the ejected particles each time.
