The phrase "averaged evenly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of values or data points that have been calculated to have the same average or mean.
Example: "The scores from the test were averaged evenly across all participants, resulting in a fair assessment of their performance."
Alternatives: "calculated uniformly" or "averaged consistently".
Random assignment ensures that individual characteristics or experiences that might confound the treatment results are, on average, evenly distributed between the two groups.
In an RCT, all potential confounders, both measured and unmeasured, are, on average, evenly distributed across (and thus independent of) exposure status.
Data were averaged from 328 spectra evenly distributed across each spot.
I divided broods, which averaged ∼10 individuals, as evenly as possible, and randomly placed the groups into one of two feeding treatments, where they ate either T or C chemotype foliage only.
Thickness of each area was determined by averaging five thicknesses evenly distributed across the entire cartilage.
Light scattering by each sample particle has been computed for one random orientation of the incident electromagnetic wave and averaged over 100 scattering planes evenly distributed around the propagation direction of the incident light.
For computational efficiency, kinetic traces comprising ∼1000 points were logarithmically averaged to yield ∼100 points evenly spaced in log-time and then fit simultaneously using an iterative procedure as previously described [21], [50].
Spectra were averaged from 583 laser shots evenly distributed across each spot.
As of late August, with more than $32,000 raised, RaceYa was more than a third of the way toward its minimum goal with average investments evenly split between $25 and $250 plus a few high dollar commitments including $10,000 from a total stranger.
The relative frequency of gene copies around the chromosome was exactly the same in SMG386 grown with 10 µM IPTG as in the control, indicating that the decrease in replication fork speed is on average distributed evenly throughout the chromosome (data not shown).
