The phrase "average which can be" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of average that is capable of being defined or calculated in a certain context.
Example: "The average which can be derived from this dataset is significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "average that can be" or "average able to be".
The most significant seismically-induced deformation is represented by a slumped horizon (about 4 m thick on average) which can be followed laterally for more than 5 km.
It is also based on recursive average which can be compactly implemented considering charge transfer between capacitances.
The green line in the chart is Apple's 200 day moving average, which can be a critical support level, if it holds.
Position accuracy of the robots is about 5.0 × 10−2 [m] in average, which can be absorbed with localization module (the re-plan module A) of the robots.
The change in the determined values of skin (s) between the convolution and deconvolution estimated to be 4.3% from the average which can be neglected in practical aspects.
(ii) The stationarity of the series: for β < 1, the sequence is weakly stationary in the sense that two separate samples have the same average, which can be defined as an average of the stochastic process.
For example, in the case of the precipitation data which was first publicized in 2004 both scientists and farmers had been thinking in terms of widely available 30-year averages, which can be misleading.
The thin, continuous sections of 3D SPACE minimise the effect of partial-volume averaging, which can be a source of diagnostic error when evaluating the ACL of the knee [3].
We applied Bayesian Model Averaging which can be applied with small sample without asymptotic assumption, contrary to the maximum likelihood estimate procedure.
Because of this factor, it is important to apply the restraints as averages, which can be achieved by averaging over time or space, i.e., over ensembles of structures.
The positive weighting factor β indicates the relative importance of the average delay over the average power which can be thought of as a Lagrange multiplier on an average delay constraint [12, 23, 24].
